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Old 27-06-2018, 10:46   #3271
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Re: Brexit discussion
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Originally Posted by Damien View Post
It's funny how often what's best for young people is to cut their benefits, mental health services and support for educational funding whilst increasing the amount given out for pensions isn't it?

Although there are exceptions the evidence suggests demographics as a whole vote in their own best interest. Young people vote for parties that'll make university cheaper, Older people vote for parties which will increase their pensions. It would be better to be honest about that rather than pretend it's altruistic.
What nonsense! Older people encourage the young to go out and work to support their families instead of sleeping in and relying on benefits.

Only those in genuine need should get handouts from taxpayers' money.

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Originally Posted by arcimedes View Post
Unfortunately in this case they got it totally wrong.
No, they didn't, you young whippersnapper!
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