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17 Jul 23
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just as bad IF NOT WORSE than the tories
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Knock out half-a-dozen Brats, or 7 or 8 of them -
Many of who will become the next generation Vapers, Druggies and Uninsured Lunatic crashing Drivers - whilst the 16/17 year-old girls will be giving birth to their next 6 kids (for repeat of the cycle) ...
- and - complain when the State does not Pay for those additional 4, 5, 6 kids
Who do you think will fund this self-centred additional Child Benefit Allowance - for the SELF-CENTRED, totally selfish shaggers.
US - You - via our Taxes/VAT etc.
Many of who will become the next generation Vapers, Druggies and Uninsured Lunatic crashing Drivers - whilst the 16/17 year-old girls will be giving birth to their next 6 kids (for repeat of the cycle) ...
- and - complain when the State does not Pay for those additional 4, 5, 6 kids
Who do you think will fund this self-centred additional Child Benefit Allowance - for the SELF-CENTRED, totally selfish shaggers.
US - You - via our Taxes/VAT etc.
Indeed, if you can't afford six kids don't have 6 kids. It's reasonable that the taxpayers are paying for two and no more.
Agree with the 3 above, is Pandora upset that there are changes to child allowance ( I don't follow politics very often) if so and lazy sods are expecting to have 6 kids paid for by the tax payer, they should be forced to earn some money (Not by drug dealing).
I come from a family of 6, Mum,Dad and four boys and my dad worked hard and so did my Mum and as soon as me and my brothers were old enough we contributed to the running of the house before we all got married and left home.
My wife comes from a family of 8 and they were similar, except the kids had to sleep in a big shed in their back garden in Cornwall (which they enjoyed) in the summer as they put up holiday makers then as well.
I come from a family of 6, Mum,Dad and four boys and my dad worked hard and so did my Mum and as soon as me and my brothers were old enough we contributed to the running of the house before we all got married and left home.
My wife comes from a family of 8 and they were similar, except the kids had to sleep in a big shed in their back garden in Cornwall (which they enjoyed) in the summer as they put up holiday makers then as well.
lets also not forget the small matter of £6 million a day to put asylum seekers (small boat pedestrians )in hotels !
One of the kids is now an MP. With all his knowledge and life experiences he will surely have all the answers at his grand old age of 25.
'Keir Mather is named after Keir Hardie, just like Labour's leader Keir Starmer.'
He is also from Hull - so, presumably, John Prescott will be his hero - although, Keir Mather was only 3-yrs-old when Prescott last held his seat.
But, hey - He is one of those 'bright young things' - straight out of UNI - with his Politics degree, and into a job as a party researcher.
Career Politician, all right.
He is also from Hull - so, presumably, John Prescott will be his hero - although, Keir Mather was only 3-yrs-old when Prescott last held his seat.
But, hey - He is one of those 'bright young things' - straight out of UNI - with his Politics degree, and into a job as a party researcher.
Career Politician, all right.
Man of the people is Keith.
Keir Starmer billed taxpayers for nearly a quarter of a million pounds in travel costs while he was director of public prosecutions, it has been revealed.
The future Labour leader put nearly three times as much on expenses as his CPS successor Alison Saunders, including first class flights abroad and a chauffeur driven car.
Sir Keir charged taxpayers £161,273 for the vehicle and driver despite living just four miles and a direct Tube ride from the Crown Prosecution Service offices.
The car cost taxpayers an average of £1,920 a week for nearly two years until he stopped using it following embarrassing media reports.
The expenses have been in the public domain for over a decade but were re-reported by newspapers days after Sir Keir doubled down on a controversial attack ad aimed at Rishi Sunak.
Keir Starmer billed taxpayers for nearly a quarter of a million pounds in travel costs while he was director of public prosecutions, it has been revealed.
The future Labour leader put nearly three times as much on expenses as his CPS successor Alison Saunders, including first class flights abroad and a chauffeur driven car.
Sir Keir charged taxpayers £161,273 for the vehicle and driver despite living just four miles and a direct Tube ride from the Crown Prosecution Service offices.
The car cost taxpayers an average of £1,920 a week for nearly two years until he stopped using it following embarrassing media reports.
The expenses have been in the public domain for over a decade but were re-reported by newspapers days after Sir Keir doubled down on a controversial attack ad aimed at Rishi Sunak.
I regard myself as holding largely left-wing political views, but I don't like Starmer, and I don't think the cap is a bad thing.
The welfare state was never meant for people to knock out kids left, right and centre and then have the state support them without going out to work. Just a few doors around from me there's a girl in her mid-twenties who already has four kids, all with different fathers. She doesn't work, and nor does her current boyfriend. They have their rent paid, Council Tax, all while receiving benefits. But all the time you have young couples with a single kiddie, both parents working hard, yet struggling to make ends meet and with little hope of saving. They receive little if any state aid, and that's totally wrong, in my view.
In other words, those on the left need to be looking out more for working men and women with kiddies, and not the growing underclass.
The welfare state was never meant for people to knock out kids left, right and centre and then have the state support them without going out to work. Just a few doors around from me there's a girl in her mid-twenties who already has four kids, all with different fathers. She doesn't work, and nor does her current boyfriend. They have their rent paid, Council Tax, all while receiving benefits. But all the time you have young couples with a single kiddie, both parents working hard, yet struggling to make ends meet and with little hope of saving. They receive little if any state aid, and that's totally wrong, in my view.
In other words, those on the left need to be looking out more for working men and women with kiddies, and not the growing underclass.
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