Benefits deductions: Crime shouldn't pay, says David Cameron - Page 4

Chrysalis · 01-11-2011, 23:22

Claimants already have to agree to those rules

last time I was in a job centre there was a lot of security guards to enforce the no backchat. Is like visiting a prison the atmosphere in a job centre with all the security staff.

Arthurgray50@blu · 02-11-2011, 19:04

Once again Cameron is talking hot air. If you are on benefit that is your legal right, its up to the courts to decide how much you can pay.

You will only force that person to go out and commit more crime, and then there isn't enough coppers on the street to deal with the crime.

He should first of all point to all these stupid people camping outside St Paul's, all those stupid people at Dale farm, that had nothing to do with the protest of travellers, most of them are probabley on benefit.

What he has to do, is deal with these top bankers that are being paid large sums of money to keep his 'dona tors' in place.

Why is it that he is picking on the vulnerable people of this country, and yet letting fiddling MPS get away with thieving, and now today we read that the Leader of the commons spent 2.000 quid on a new suit from tax payers money, if he had gone to Tesco he could have bought one for thirty quid.

**Hugh** · 02-11-2011, 19:20

Â£30 for a suit - shurely you mean a shirt?

Bercow was always a bit of Richard.

Arthurgray50@blu · 02-11-2011, 21:14

No a SUIT.

**Hugh** · 02-11-2011, 21:33

Doesn't the static from the Â£30 suit interfere with your mobile phone?

Arthur, mate, no disrespect - but if you pay Â£30 for a suit, you'll get a suit that looks like it costs Â£30.....

Buy cheap, it won't last long - pay a reasonable amount, probably last five times as long (and won't look shoddy).

02-11-2011, 21:50

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Originally Posted by Hugh

Doesn't the static from the Â£30 suit interfere with your mobile phone?

I hear you can't wear them at the petrol station either

papa smurf · 02-11-2011, 22:33

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I hear you can't wear them at the petrol station either

no but you can jog in them

Gary L · 03-11-2011, 00:02

I got me one of them Tesco suits a couple of years ago when they were Â£20.
it's blue and white stripes.

danielf · 03-11-2011, 00:28

Ignitionnet · 03-11-2011, 10:23

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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu

Why is it that he is picking on the vulnerable people of this country, and yet letting fiddling MPS get away with thieving, and now today we read that the Leader of the commons spent 2.000 quid on a new suit from tax payers money, if he had gone to Tesco he could have bought one for thirty quid.

I would love to be able to pay that much for a suit, sadly we don't all fit the mould of that kind of stuff. I doubt my 44in chest, 32in waist and massive thighs would fit into a Tesco suit.

**Hugh** · 03-11-2011, 13:37

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Originally Posted by Gary L

I got me one of them Tesco suits a couple of years ago when they were Â£20.
it's blue and white stripes.

Jimmy-J · 03-11-2011, 14:23

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Originally Posted by Hugh

That tracky would go well with my new pair of Adidas Strangeways.

**Maggy** · 03-11-2011, 15:20

Back on topic please.