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Old 03-11-2011, 12:56   #62
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Re: For those of us unfit to work

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Originally Posted by Tim Deegan View Post
Agreed.

I think I said this earlier, but there is a family that I know well, and the Dad was claiming full rate DLA for an injury that he has now almost fully recovered from. The mum doesn't work either, and there are 4 children living at the property. My wife felt sorry for them when the DLA was stopped, and they lost the car.

I explained to my wife that it took the tax from 4 people on my wage just to support them with DLA and other benefits. So the fact that they have lost their DLA, and now had to get a job, means that all that tax from 4 people on my wage will now go somewhere else rather than paying a scrounger.
Make your mind up. Was he injured or was he "a scrounger".

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Thats because her disability isn't a long term one.
Do you work for ATOS ot the ESA by any chance? If not you should consider doing so as you appear to have the same visionary distance diagnosis medical skills they employ.

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That's a completely different matter. One isfunded by tax payers, the other is private business (even though our taxes do have to prop them up occasionally).
Banks are funded by tax payers also, it's where we put our money - and not only when they need bailing out.
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