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Originally Posted by Chris
Hang on a minute. Welfare is paid out of taxation. Taxation is money taken out of the economy. Taxation, especially excessive taxation, puts the brakes on the economy because the system of collection and redistribution is less than 100% efficient (money goes on things like utility bills for HMRC offices etc, not entirely into the pockets of welfare recipients).
Spending of money generated by work (ie wealth creation) is what stimulates our present economic system.
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your right to degree but THEY SPEND too and on the back of this JOBS CREATED.
Its worse in the disabled section how many been chucked off have been on motobility scheme. A system which is been staple diet for the motor industry.
Even those who aint likely got car to help transportation equally spent into that. Some buy disability equipment such motorbility scooters aids. How many have sky/virgin media as entertainment.
If you want to absolutely hit the bones every public sestor is basically welfare job from taxpayers. But EVERYONE PUT MONEY into economy help DRIVE IT.
Just shame narrow mindedness lose sight of this government dont see it that way.
People on lower wages likely to spend more if they get small say insignificant windfall would go out treat themselves.
Those bankers had more sense than the government maybe some bankers not all idiots.
It would be interesting how many companies would lose out if funds was throttled back. I personally know 5 main companies myself from garage, insurance etc. Thats not including food/goods you buy for shopping.
Its amazing when you analyse bills what you spend how many companies you provide they rely on your business money. That ceases yes maybe cushion 1 or 2 but add 1,000's and country hits issues. Private sector workers whinge about public sector/unemployed/pensioners/disabled start losing there jobs. Shame people dont see the bigger picture at times.