ids should be made to read these words (of Carl Murray) more lies,the number hasnt included independent foodbanks or soup kitchens which germany had tallied everything together lol , in this day and age with a civilised society you would think people would help and support better rather than persecute the minority who rely on state help , yes there are those jezza kyle types who could never be helped but i hope those working never take seriously ill and have to rely on the government they have programs like benefits street but no programs like swindling bankers and other stuff which has caused more fraud in the uk than a small number of benefit cheats - who again couldnt do if medical records were used to ascertain a claim for support. many unemployed ill or disabled want to work albeit limited and get thier self respect back and strive to improve, a minority try to keep on it think it as a easy ride and would put a flat telly or thier beer money before thier living costs childrens needs this is just a small group. the genuine sick/disabled ones ones are met with abuse and ridicule or tried to be denied support # the lady who had cancer then chemo and no hair and was wearing a wig one of the reasons to deny them support was her hair was nicley done the gentleman with holes in his spinal discs and severe limited mobility and on strong painkillers to be told there is nothing wrong with him by a assessor,who knew nothing about the gentlemans medical condition #the gentleman who developed nerve damage and athiritis was denied due to the fact he still had a muscular build as used to keep in reasonable shape prior to becoming ill and was judged on appearance not what was going on inside. could go on forever, the prime minister saw it fit to claim for his disabled son till he died and got it while others with severe medical conditions that could kill are denied help seems to be one rule for them another rule for the rest of us Absofknlutely so Carl!
Posted on: Wed, 17 Dec 2014 18:00:26 +0000
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