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freedomdwarf1 -> RE: Welfare scrounging - about as low as it gets (12/11/2012 10:59:23 AM)
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ORIGINAL: meatcleaver
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ORIGINAL: freedomdwarf1
They probably do stella.
But if you complain about them, they will tell you outright that everyone is graded and awarded points and from your points allocation they will decide where you go on the housing list and that there is absolutely no favouritism whatsoever.
I call it BS and they don't like it.
I fail to see that someone, fresh into the country, manages to get priority over a UK born and bred person who's parents have paid into the tax system.
I think they should take into account how long you've been in the country and how long you've been on the housing list.
I really like the recent idea of capping the benefit payments of those with more than 2 or 3 kids.
That would stop exorbitant claims by these immigrants with a footbal team and those girls/women who can't shut their legs.
If they get it right, it would also stop those sort of people from claiming £000's per week in rent for a mansion because only a certain number of kids would be considered for housing claims.
If you can't afford them, don't have them, and don't expect the system to pay for them either.
That could save the country's benefit bill by £millions (if not £billions) in freebie handouts and put that money where its most needed - our pensioners and those genuine people with disabilities and for social housing.
Why are you so bitter? The rich rip the country off far more than any supposed army of poor.The rich not only created the crisis, many profited from it. If there is anyone you should be angry about, it is the rich establishment, corrupt politicians, psycopathic corporations and the banksters of course.
I am bitter because soo many native British people are needlessly suffering because a lot of the immigrants and shag-happy young girls are playing the benefits system at the expense of the genuinely needy. They aren't breaking any laws - the system actually allows them to do it and that's what is wrong with the system as it stands now.
The rich of course, all those that you mentioned, play the tax system to the detriment of all those doing it properly that the tax man grabs. Again, they aren't breaking any laws - it's the tax system that is allowing it to happen.
A simple cure for the tax cheats -
Pay tax on what your gross earnings are like any normal PAYE employee does.
If you still have profits to shunt overseas then it wouldn't affect how much tax you pay.
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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer
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I really like the recent idea of capping the benefit payments of those with more than 2 or 3 kids.
That punishes the kids, though - it wasn't their fault they got born.
Cancel the IVF treatments and give those kids to the rich that are paying for IVF.
That would also save the NHS a few £millions too.
The kids are suffering because of irresponsible parents.
I know of two single-mum families near me that openly admit to having kids just to get the benefits because it pays far more than they could ever earn in a job.
If the system didn't allow them to reap the additional benefits, many of them wouldn't have so many kids and maybe they'd think twice about having them.
It was reported recently in the BBC news that many working families don't have more kids because they just can't afford them.
Yes, there are some genuine cases out there but I haven't come across a single one yet. All the ones I have met have done it deliberately to play the system to get more money in benefits.
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