Feels like I'm reading the Daily Mail here - there are people in this country who need benefits and I for one am proud that I live in a country where I can contribute to society - and that includes paying taxes.
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Of course all those on benefits actually need them. Not one is a scrounger. There are no open jobs available.Originally posted by mantis View PostFeels like I'm reading the Daily Mail here - there are people in this country who need benefits and I for one am proud that I live in a country where I can contribute to society - and that includes paying taxes.
I love living in a country where my taxes go to benefits for anyone that asks for them. Even the foreigners who just arrived.Comment
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We stop letting to those on housing benefit as soon as we no longer get paid directly via the council.... That was circa 2004....Originally posted by Zippy View PostJesus H! Yet another load of bulltulip from the CUK massive.
The bloke doesn't want benefit claimants and that is, as has been pointed out, a business decision. Not one based on his tenants (of which I am sure there are many) who do pay on time, rather on those who do not (or may not) pay on time.
Now, landlords have always had the legal power to evict people who don't pay. But what about the ones who do? Where are they going to live? Oh yes - the council will have to find them somewhere if they have kids. Where does the money for that come from? Catching on yet?
Wake up you utter bunch of sheep. This bloke is maximising his profits at the expense of your tax bills. Or pay your fecking cleaners/care home workers/bin collectors/bar staff/<other working poor> enough to fund their rent bill. Your choice (I've made mine).merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Then bugger off to another county that fits your needs.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostOf course all those on benefits actually need them. Not one is a scrounger. There are no open jobs available.
I love living in a country where my taxes go to benefits for anyone that asks for them. Even the foreigners who just arrived.Comment
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Good for you, unfortunately the majority have had enough of paying for everyone else. We aren't talking about the disabled, the elderly or the less intelligent British born & bred unable or unwilling to get a job. These are people who left their own country to make a quick buck from your pocket, we have enough people to support already.Originally posted by mantis View PostFeels like I'm reading the Daily Mail here - there are people in this country who need benefits and I for one am proud that I live in a country where I can contribute to society - and that includes paying taxes.
Can I pop round & kip on your sofa when I'm down your way? Don't mind if I bring some friends? I'm too tight to pay for a hotel, but I'll charge my mates £20 each for organising it. While I'm down there can you stock up on baby food, so I can take it home? Ta!
what a nice guy!Comment
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Idiot - do you think that everybody here is on benefits because they want to be? Maybe they would have rather stayed in their own country but feared for their lives?Originally posted by vetran View PostGood for you, unfortunately the majority have had enough of paying for everyone else. We aren't talking about the disabled, the elderly or the less intelligent British born & bred unable or unwilling to get a job. These are people who left their own country to make a quick buck from your pocket, we have enough people to support already.
Can I pop round & kip on your sofa when I'm down your way? Don't mind if I bring some friends? I'm too tight to pay for a hotel, but I'll charge my mates £20 each for organising it. While I'm down there can you stock up on baby food, so I can take it home? Ta!
what a nice guy!
For the record, I am a White British male - probably classified as middle class it that matter to you.
UKIP is calling you I guess, the usual way of the thick Tory who is too scared to come out of the closet and go full on BNP.Comment
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Oh look, one post in the professional forums in September to get the account authorised, and a few months later the sleeper comes to life, suspiciously soon after some other idiots were banned, wading into arguments.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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why am I an idiot?Originally posted by mantis View PostIdiot - do you think that everybody here is on benefits because they want to be? Maybe they would have rather stayed in their own country but feared for their lives?
For the record, I am a White British male - probably classified as middle class it that matter to you.
UKIP is calling you I guess, the usual way of the thick Tory who is too scared to come out of the closet and go full on BNP.
EU migrants are purely economic.
Asylum seekers have mainly passed through safe countries to arrive here, therefore they are economic migrants (otherwise they would have stopped at the first safe country).
Some Benefit claimants may not wish to be there but so many who do - yes I know a few.
It's amazing how many asylum seekers go back for holidays.
I'm glad you feel good about paying tax so it can be wasted. Pity you can only resort to name calling and pathetic insults when you disagree.
oops the sockie squad have made an arrest!Comment
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How many?Originally posted by vetran View PostIt's amazing how many asylum seekers go back for holidays.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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I personally know of 3 families.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostHow many?
Obviously anecdotal but I suspect if we did a correlation between status & travel it might be interesting.Comment
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