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Originally Posted by Maggy J
Excuse me but both sides of this argument are in danger of generalisations. Why don't we remember that not every politician,benefit claimant,Tory supporter,Labour supporter is whatever the other side assumes in every case.
Better still how about both sides refraining from the usual red rag waving about the other factions and actually debate the issues?Stop accusing others of not listening when you are all guilty of not listening.
Or even more novel.Agree to disagree. 
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No need to excuse you. You just made my point that there are people complaining about negative stereotyping and guilt by association when they indulge in it themselves. Perhaps for some it just seems more acceptable when it's bankers or so called Tory toffs than benefit claimants who're on the receiving end.
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Originally Posted by denphone
l agree with Maggy as its irresponsible for people or politicians to make sweeping generalisations about benefit claimants or bankers and what we must have is a grown up adult discussion about these things and not have this corrosive demonising of all bankers and all benefit claimants.
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What about vanilla chicken eaters?
