24-08-2015, 10:07 AM
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Re: Robin Corbyn again
Originally Posted by Julie1962
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I don't believe sadly he will ever be PM but we need him to lead an opposition to the ridiculous policies we are getting now, the light right we currently have are more worried about their jobs and making money for themselves than helping the people they represent. We need a credible left to counter the right, not 2 shades of right beating down the poor and disadvantaged..
We have jealousy being encouraged against the poor and disabled as if getting benefit is something to envy so they can take it all away. We need someone to understand people who need benefit are not bad people scamming everyone else. they are people in need and making them try to live on less is helping no one.
Except some days they come up the several miles of hills and rough tracks to get here on mountain bikes and then hump heavy bales of straw about the place and muck out their three horses which ain't cheap to keep. Think I am kidding, no I am not.
24-08-2015, 10:21 AM
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Re: Robin Corbyn again
It's so obvious when people are jealous of the disabled sad really must make them bitter in the end. Being disabled and not claiming anything I could be the same but I chose to think if I needed help it will be there and the people getting it now deserve just as nice a life as anyone working. Being disabled shouldn't mean living as a pauper.24-08-2015, 10:27 AM
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Re: Robin Corbyn again
Originally Posted by May
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You DO know DOE that bad temper and anger can bring on a stinking migraine dontcha?...just saying ;~)
24-08-2015, 10:31 AM
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Re: Robin Corbyn again
Originally Posted by Julie1962
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It's so obvious when people are jealous of the disabled sad really must make them bitter in the end. Being disabled and not claiming anything I could be the same but I chose to think if I needed help it will be there and the people getting it now deserve just as nice a life as anyone working. Being disabled shouldn't mean living as a pauper.
" This Awareness indicates the Earth planet
as having been selected as a depository for the mentally unbalanced,
the spiritually unbalanced entities of the Galaxy;
that this planet is known as the insane Asylum of the Universe."
24-08-2015, 10:47 AM
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Re: Robin Corbyn again
I see the target now is get a million off disability benefit and into work, no suggestion where these million jobs will be found, the ones where flexible working will allow people to go to medical appointments, the ones that allow people days off if they have a bad day, or week, the ones that are not physical, the retraining for the jobs if they can be found etc just stop their money and let them starve seems the answer. Another story in the paper is a cancer sufferer living in a car, having lived in a car I can say that isn't easy and is not something anyone should be doing if they are fighting cancer or any other disease.24-08-2015, 11:11 AM
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Re: Robin Corbyn again
Originally Posted by Old Supporter
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Julie, I do agree that disabled people should get sufficient benefit to live a good life. But I am sure you will also agree that there are quite a lot who play the system. These are the ones who need rooting out.Arthur
And where is this million jobs coming from to employ the people you think should be working ?
Also I trust the doctors more than politicians to say who can work and who can't.
Many of the people on disability are used to physical jobs where is the retraining to find them work they can now do sitting behind a desk or whatever ?
Some joined up policy making would be good. Not knee jerk pandering to the bitter and jealous.
24-08-2015, 04:43 PM
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Re: Robin Corbyn again
Originally Posted by Old Supporter
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Julie, I do agree that disabled people should get sufficient benefit to live a good life. But I am sure you will also agree that there are quite a lot who play the system. These are the ones who need rooting out.Arthur
Blue badges get abused regularly, so many sprinters getting them nowadays, it seems...
Julie, many of the doctors feel so intimidated by SOME patients, there very often has to be an independent judge of abilities.
It's about what work a person can do rather than what he/she can't do. Better for everyone, surely?
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