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Originally Posted by Gary L
If that is the case, then don't immigrants have a legal right. or is it just a caring society?
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A legal right is totally different to a "basic human right" which you and Arthur seem to think is the case for claiming benefits .We as a society could withdraw the legal right to claim benefits at any time ,it is our wish as a society to have this system as a safety net to prevent people living within our society from starving or falling into poverty
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Originally Posted by Mr Angry
I think you'll find that claiming benefits is a right in the event that your circumstances - at any given time - meet certain criteria. |
and as i pointed out it is a
legal right not a basic
human right which would appear to be the way some people percieve the benefit system
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So "compulsory" work (ie. undertaken as a result of a legal obligation as Duncan Smith appears to be proposing) is not "voluntary" and should, therefore, attract the proper remuneration.
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and as i also pointed out earlier JSB/UB+HB +other free stuff = proper remuneration imo