It's only fair.
After all Gordon Brown stole^H^H^H^H^H invested our pensions into public sector infrastructure projects that will benefit his mates^H^H^H^H^H all of us in our retirement.
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It cracks me up how all these Labour "working class defenders" get used to high class life style with 1st class rail tickets etc as soon as they get into Parliament and they argue that MPs should be well paid because they come from working class so they are poor unlike rich Tories etc.Originally posted by zeitghost View PostParticularly galling coming from a blind twat with a gold plated pension.
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Why should those that have worked hard all their lives, saved, paid taxes and NI contributions, bought property and improved it, have to sell it so that they can live, when they have contributed all their working lives to ensure a pension on retirement."Why should someone who's not saved, who's not put money by, expect those who have to sustain them to do so not just in working life but in retirement as well."
Why should those that have worked hard all their lives, saved, paid taxes and NI contribution have to suffer; so that the scroungers without property to sell, who have not worked to pay taxes and NI contributions can continue to live off the backs of our tax contributions & NI contributions.
Why should those willing to work all their lives; have to continue working themselves to death so that the government can continue to support the bone idle scroungers.
What about those that have p!ssed all their money against the wall, wasted their lives and funds. are we to continue supporting them as well by paying taxes until we die?Mr Blunkett also said people should use equity release schemes to raise money from their homes to pay for care.
No mention of working past retirement age tax and NI contribution free because we have already paid our fair share!



Blunkett needs to shut his damned mouth and remember that our taxes are paying for his luxury lifestyle and his excessive government pension.
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Work until you drop...
It's only Fair...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7599009.stm
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