August 3, 20196 yr Yes people do just want us to get on it to, it doesn't mean we want you to single handedly destroy our econony, what a prick.
August 3, 20196 yr Oh its pork market lady :lol: :lol: Gormless cow Edited August 3, 20196 yr by mald487
August 3, 20196 yr FINALLY! We now have the answer to the question "Who does Trump plagiarise for his speeches". His wife aimed a bit higher going after Michelle Obama
August 3, 20196 yr "I'm going to Beijing to open up pork markets"....*smiles gormlessly* delayed faint applause. :rofl: Utter spanner
August 21, 20195 yr No-one talking about IDS' brain fart of an idea to raise the retirement age to 75? Knobhead.
August 21, 20195 yr well, it's a) utterly deplorable, b) a rude discovery that IDS had managed to slip back into the cabinet and c) not directly affecting most of this forum because we're all being short-sighted. I mean a big part of it is this 16-year timeline, the arrogance of assuming the Tories will be in power for the next 16 years while they piss off their base like this, optimistic even with their cockroach-like ability.
August 21, 20195 yr Author No-one talking about IDS' brain fart of an idea to raise the retirement age to 75? Knobhead. That's nothing. Tories want it at 85 in 50 years time. Edited August 21, 20195 yr by Trump2020
August 21, 20195 yr No-one talking about IDS' brain fart of an idea to raise the retirement age to 75? Knobhead. Average life expectancy in Glasgow for a bloke is 73 :/ similar picture across Wales and the north of England. If he keeps on at this the SNP gonna pick up the pensioner vote at Indyref2 an all
August 21, 20195 yr That's nothing. Tories want itat 85 in 50 years time. All policies made up by people completely out of touch with reality. Longer at work means more strain on business and how do we get young people in to jobs when the old keep them cos they can't afford to retire? Absolutely shite policy.
August 21, 20195 yr Author All policies made up by people completely out of touch with reality. Longer at work means more strain on business and how do we get young people in to jobs when the old keep them cos they can't afford to retire? Absolutely shite policy. Agree totally. :)
August 21, 20195 yr well, it's a) utterly deplorable, b) a rude discovery that IDS had managed to slip back into the cabinet and c) not directly affecting most of this forum because we're all being short-sighted. I mean a big part of it is this 16-year timeline, the arrogance of assuming the Tories will be in power for the next 16 years while they piss off their base like this, optimistic even with their cockroach-like ability. The good news is that Duncan Smith is not back in the Cabinet. It is a think tank proposal, not a formal government one. Further increases in the retirement age are inevitable but the idea of increasing it to 75 within sixteen years is a political non-starter. It also raises the question of what all these people would actually do. There are plenty of jobs which people struggle to do in their sixties; expecting them to continue into their mid-70s is simply impractical.
August 21, 20195 yr well, it's a) utterly deplorable, b) a rude discovery that IDS had managed to slip back into the cabinet and c) not directly affecting most of this forum because we're all being short-sighted. I mean a big part of it is this 16-year timeline, the arrogance of assuming the Tories will be in power for the next 16 years while they piss off their base like this, optimistic even with their cockroach-like ability. They assume they will always win due to voter suppression and a one party state media and establishment, plus planks like Chris.
August 28, 20195 yr Dumping this here as the original topic was locked and it didn't have relevance anyway. You assume that they believe depression exists. Their attitude towards MH care suggests they don’t They have one mission, to kill off the benefits system and those who rely on it I couldn't sign onto the benefits system this summer as I'm classed as a newly-arrived migrant and not recognised as a legal resident in the UK. But France doesn't recognise me as living there either (which, on the other hand, is perfectly accurate as I don't have a flat lease for the entirety of this summer). They just want to get unemployment figures down as low as possible and avoid helping those in need if they can.
August 28, 20195 yr Author Dumping this here as the original topic was locked and it didn't have relevance anyway. I couldn't sign onto the benefits system this summer as I'm classed as a newly-arrived migrant and not recognised as a legal resident in the UK. But France doesn't recognise me as living there either (which, on the other hand, is perfectly accurate as I don't have a flat lease for the entirety of this summer). They just want to get unemployment figures down as low as possible and avoid helping those in need if they can. Well I feel sorry for you but rules are rules I'm afraid.
August 28, 20195 yr Well I feel sorry for you but rules are rules I'm afraid. You have got to be trolling :lol:
August 28, 20195 yr Well I feel sorry for you but rules are rules I'm afraid. Fuck off man. When you can't return to the country of birth as a legal resident when you've lived in it for 20+ years, then the rules are quite clearly a problem. Edited August 28, 20195 yr by Harve
August 28, 20195 yr Author Fuck off man. When you can't return to the country of birth as a legal resident when you've lived in it for 20+ years, then the rules are quite clearly a problem. So you were born here? Then you're a British Citizen and can come and stay here and claim benefits any time you like? Or are you a French citizen? Am a bit confused.
August 28, 20195 yr Chris as usual you've got no idea what you're talking about. Constant right wing soundbites. Do everyone a favour and stop trolling.
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