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Chris 10-03-2012 11:32

Re: welfare bill given royal consent now law -Cameron your deceitfull lies will catch
 
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Originally Posted by mertle (Post 35396219)
I am disgusted at royals for this openess of giving her subjects who need help a good kicking.

I am officially now no longer supporter of the queen she let down many many people. Lords can goto hell too for destroying many disabled lives. I hope the lot rot in hell.

what an utterly mindless, uninformed rant. If you truly believe that withholding Royal assent was even possible in these circumstances, let alone likely, then you are operating on a plane so far removed from the facts it's totally pointless even trying to argue with you.

By all means sit in a corner and stew in your Trotskyist bile. Ultimately you'll only make yourself miserable.

mertle 10-03-2012 13:19

Re: Welfare bill becomes law: Cameron, your deceitful lies will catch you
 
Some of the policies stark raving bonkers straight out of someone who needs to be round up put in straight jacket.

http://falseeconomy.org.uk/blog/work...ean-youre-safe

Take this Part time workers

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Under UC, the earnings threshold for conditionality will be ‘gross taxable pay’ set at the national minimum wage for a 35-hour week, which comes to £212.80 per week or about £11,000 per year. The conditionality threshold for lone parents and possibly those with ‘work-limiting health conditions’ will be £120 per week. Anyone earning below these thresholds could be subject to conditions, which would force them to seek full-time work within 90 minutes travel time from their home.
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This brings us to the ultimate absurdity. Will they force claimants to give up a low-waged or part-time job to work for nothing on a workfare scheme? Perhaps in-work conditionality has been slipping by unnoticed because it appears so ludicrous, often greeted with: “Nah… that will never happen. How will that work?”
So if someone who gets less 35 hours could be subject to this or Am I mis-understanding. When a person classed fulltime or partime does this incled the SELF-Employed who hours fluctuate.

Now what will happen if you fail to comply you will be removed from working (get me straight the government will sack you) & put on JSA and the workfare. It absolute stark raving bonkers feud needs to taken away locked up.

I dont care they on tax credit they atleast working. Hell the government sucking up to there chumps wonder how many tesco staff be sacked re-employed as workfare staff.

This the time to stand up not take this.

If you want to make a change cameron increase minimum wage for kickoff.

Osem 10-03-2012 14:16

Re: welfare bill given royal consent now law -Cameron your deceitfull lies will catch
 
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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35396886)
what an utterly mindless, uninformed rant. If you truly believe that withholding Royal assent was even possible in these circumstances, let alone likely, then you are operating on a plane so far removed from the facts it's totally pointless even trying to argue with you.

By all means sit in a corner and stew in your Trotskyist bile. Ultimately you'll only make yourself miserable.


:tu:

I'm just surprised you could understand enough of it to conclude it's drivel....

:rofl:

mertle 10-03-2012 14:58

Re: welfare bill given royal consent now law -Cameron your deceitfull lies will catch
 
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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35396981)
:tu:

I'm just surprised you could understand enough of it to conclude it's drivel....

:rofl:

I dont like the agenda of cableforum certain posters to ridicule spiteful which clearly against cableforum rules.

I have been accused off topic warned infactions may persue yet spiteful nasty comments been allowed to be feverant one of which was cableforum team. So Chris are you and Osem being warned.

I was understanding royalty could block bills which against public to stop a government being a rampant crazy dictator. Afterall she calls us her subjects then she should have those powers to prevent another poll tax riots.

So stop this move on its getting tiresome I dont think its fare to those if this thread GETS another CLOSURE because pstupid posters.

Hugh 10-03-2012 15:09

Re: welfare bill given royal consent now law -Cameron your deceitfull lies will catch
 
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Originally Posted by mertle (Post 35396998)
I dont like the agenda of cableforum certain posters to ridicule spiteful which clearly against cableforum rules.

I have been accused off topic warned infactions may persue yet spiteful nasty comments been allowed to be feverant one of which was cableforum team. So Chris are you and Osem being warned.

I was understanding royalty could block bills which against public to stop a government being a rampant crazy dictator. Afterall she calls us her subjects then she should have those powers to prevent another poll tax riots.

So stop this move on its getting tiresome I dont think its fare to those if this thread GETS another CLOSURE because pstupid posters.

You were understanding incorrectly.

As was pointed out to you, this has not happened since the Royal Assent was introduced in 1707 - just because you disagree with it, doesn't mean it's wrong...

Maggy 10-03-2012 15:59

Re: Welfare bill becomes law: Cameron, your deceitful lies will catch you
 
I REALLY think it is time to get back to the original topic EVERYBODY.

mertle 10-03-2012 21:48

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Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35397031)
I REALLY think it is time to get back to the original topic EVERYBODY.

indeed maggy.

Interesting the report which provided the basis for the White Paper on Universal Credit was created by the Economic Dependency Working Group:

David Godfrey, Chief of staff to Greg Clark (Con)
Nicholas Boys Smith (Con-home contributor and former advisor to Peter Lilley (Con))
Nick Hillman (Con)
Sara McKee (former A4E director)
Dr Peter King (Con-home contributor)
Lee Rowley (Con)
Debbie Scott (Tory peer, working alongside Lord Freud)
Corin Taylor (Taxpayers' Alliance)

Now this purge on part time workers is puzzling to say the least.

Although would love to see poster tell me if the article correct fulltime workers could also forced to lose there job.

A crazy way to look at issue if I am honest. For one they contribute yes they get topped up but at least coalition YOU only pay half which if they lost the job you would have to provide 100%. In my knowledge 50-60% support better 100%. You would actually drastically increase benefits not reduce them.

Now lets look part time who likely those who do so.

Sole Parent
Have children sole parent might want to just do part time work some cant afford full childcare might due to circumstances cant go 35hrs +

Looking after a disabled person or even elderly

Surely would not be right to try push these into fulltime position or shove them on welfare. You might say why they part time at all it maybe its there way getting break bit independance.

Disabled
They simply due to the way disibilty is unable go full time restricted to 16 hrs work. Due to its painful they need the days to rest. Dont think it would be right for these either

Those who cant find fulltime who ended up taking part time just get a job.

Then those the government identified scroungers the ones who do just enough. Again these still even if the government dont want admit to at least dont get 100%.

It seems strange rule but we still see the attack on the poor its not there fault companies only pay minimum wage less scaled for less skilled workforce. Maybe coalition talk to rich budies get better job prospects more wages and higher pay.

The other is again policy which actually will harm the economy not make it start to recover. Take that spending out of the system will make this country implode.

dilli-theclaw 10-03-2012 22:09

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I was at a RNIB meeting today where this was discussed a lot. There are certainly interesting times ahead.

As it stands there is now very little provision for people who are blind in the assessment process and even less for those who are partially sighted.

As for pip some of the companies who have tendered are apparently worse that ATOS.

mertle 10-03-2012 22:22

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Originally Posted by dilligaf1701 (Post 35397252)
I was at a RNIB meeting today where this was discussed a lot. There are certainly interesting times ahead.

As it stands there is now very little provision for people who are blind in the assessment process and even less for those who are partially sighted.

As for pip some of the companies who have tendered are apparently worse that ATOS.

not looking good at all seems vince cable had a go at lib dem conference about conservatives backward policies harming the economy

Basically we would be better off with ATOS. I will guess

A4E was one:erm:
G4s new medical division ran by ex bouncers.
Acme corrupt co. ran by bunch of crimelords who will threaten you next of kin will be shot if you dont accept your fit for work.

dilli-theclaw 10-03-2012 22:37

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You think people's next of kin will be threatened with murder over this? I'm sure things will be bad for some but saying things such as you just did shows how little you care / understand the situation.

Perhaps it is time for you to take a break and have a rest - it will help you get some perspective.

martyh 10-03-2012 22:45

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Originally Posted by mertle (Post 35397257)
Acme corrupt co. ran by bunch of crimelords who will threaten you next of kin will be shot if you dont accept your fit for work.

WHAT !!!!!:shocked: am i reading that right

mertle 10-03-2012 22:49

Re: Welfare bill becomes law: Cameron, your deceitful lies will catch you
 
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Originally Posted by dilligaf1701 (Post 35397265)
You think people's next of kin will be threatened with murder over this? I'm sure things will be bad for some but saying things such as you just did shows how little you care / understand the situation.

Perhaps it is time for you to take a break and have a rest - it will help you get some perspective.

no cause suprised it was taken seriously but just making light fun of the situation just forgot to put lol or indicate it was humour.

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Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35397269)
WHAT !!!!!:shocked: am i reading that right

martyh it was little bit humour

dilligaf1701 I realise the extent how bad it is or even will be just wanted try put little lightheartedness I was wrong maybe but we all on tender hooks.

Think the nation gone to pot with this eat dog atitude caused by this horrendous policy feel those who in power failed many disabled, poor and low paid workers.

The lords was cowards to not stop it labour was awful not to fight hard against this bill. The lib/dems are slimy to side with policies that in normal circumstances they would voted hard against.

dilli-theclaw 10-03-2012 22:50

Re: Welfare bill becomes law: Cameron, your deceitful lies will catch you
 
You think suggesting murder is on the cards is funny?

If you wish to make light of it then as you say you should remember your smileys.

Still - each to their own.

martyh 10-03-2012 22:56

Re: Welfare bill becomes law: Cameron, your deceitful lies will catch you
 
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Originally Posted by dilligaf1701 (Post 35397275)
You think suggesting murder is on the cards is funny?

If you wish to make light of it then as you say you should remember your smileys.

even with smilies it would have been out of order and in very poor taste imo.
It is quite obvious that people are very worried about this whole afair and making light in such a manner will only fuel such worries

dilli-theclaw 10-03-2012 22:58

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Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35397279)
even with smilies it would have been out of order and in very poor taste imo.
It is quite obvious that people are very worried about this whole afair and making light in such a manner will only fuel such worries

Yup I met some people while I was at my meeting today who are very worried / worked up about this.


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