Originally posted by The Lone Gunman
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Originally posted by Diver View Postand think of it logically, if we don't have kids, who is going to support us all in our dotage?
We need lots of kids to gro up and work to pay tax to fund the elderly. So we need to encourage child birth.
The problem here is that we are breeding a generation who are reliant on benefits.
The majority of children born into these dependant families become dependant themselves so not only will we have an elderly generation looking for pension, but we will have a generation of benefits dependant non workers.
On top of that we have an ever increasing civil service to cope with all those on benefits who also have solid gold pension rights.
Who is going to pay the bills?
There needs to be an incentive to have children. There also needs to be some responsibilty on behalf of the parents.
THERE IS NO EASY SOLUTION and when you read stories like the RSD getting 36K a year in benefits to keep her tribe it seems we are doomed, but we need MPs to take the bull by the horns to get the debate going.
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Your explanation is why a few people I know won't claim tax credits.
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Originally posted by thunderlizard View PostWhy do loads of Conservatives have this self-destruct instinct? It's Keith Joseph all over again.
Anyway about 70% of parents are on benefits (sorry, "tax credits") nowadays. There aren't enough pairs of surgical scissors in the country to snip them all.
In the mean time they insist on paying us money that we probably shouldn't be getting (into a savings account while we wait for them to ask for it back) and they are trying to blame us for their incompetence.
I questioned them on the phone as to why they hadn't contacted their other departments to find out the correct figure, and why they kept writing to us and I was told that they have no contact with the Self Assessment, or PAYE departments and that the details they work with are only what is supplied to them on a form that we filled in.
If this is the case why?? Surely the point of merging all the different tax departments under one roof was so that they could share data? Secondly, if they are only going working with figures that we have supplied them (bollocks) where the hell have they got this £10,000 figure from (which is incorrect as well?)
Bunch of fecking muppets
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Originally posted by thunderlizard View PostWhy do loads of Conservatives have this self-destruct instinct? It's Keith Joseph all over again.
Anyway about 70% of parents are on benefits (sorry, "tax credits") nowadays. There aren't enough pairs of surgical scissors in the country to snip them all.
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Why do loads of Conservatives have this self-destruct instinct? It's Keith Joseph all over again.
Anyway about 70% of parents are on benefits (sorry, "tax credits") nowadays. There aren't enough pairs of surgical scissors in the country to snip them all.
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Originally posted by Platypus View Post(c) Python (Monty). Yawn.
"A pint, that's very nearly an armful."
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Originally posted by Ardesco View PostBloody well will!!
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostThis is a disgraceful statment and an affront to the values of Conservatism.
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Originally posted by Ardesco View PostBloody well will!!
We may be having an argument, we might not be. There's no subject yet anyway.
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This is a disgraceful statment and an affront to the values of Conservatism.
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