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Old 30-01-2015, 17:35   #45
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Re: Torys to cut housing benefit of young

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Originally Posted by techguyone View Post
Wouldn't it be a shame if the Conservative mindset of blanket benefit withdrawal on the most needy, cost them the election. It's surely their most unpopular policy choice, it's certainly pee'd off a large proportion of the populace (no I'm not talking about benefit scroungers living in 5 bed houses etc etc)

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Therin is the nub of the problem: Too many people on the state teat. Benefits seen as a right rather than a safety net for the most vulnerable. A legacy of the last administrations attempt to get all the popule on state benefits so they all will vote Labour to avoid losing benefits.
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