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This may prove to be unpopular but I am sick of people fighting their own corner over the benefit system.
This government is in an appalling position and more and more decisions are going to be very unpopular, get used to it because this is only the start. Watching "Question Time" last night and the debate about "The Big Society" got me thinking we are a nation of whiners and wingers and Cameron's point reminds me of the famous John F Kennedy quote: "ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country" |
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As I said in my original post, it is the unfairness of how they are going to work the child benefit cut off not the fact I won't get it if I earn above the threshold! If I have £44k coming into my household I will happily give it up for the greater good as I think this is a fair amount of money to live off (well it is up North anyway )............but it should be per household income not individual earners.
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I still think every individual has an equal right to the benefits available. We fought for equal everything else so why if you are in a pair should one get penalised? One could argue "oh well, at least one of you is not disabled in your house, so the able person can drive, cook clean and drive and thus the disbaled peson doesn't need mobility money! Think about how you could apply that 'you're a couple now so your resources should be combined' to other benefits.
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