Sasso Caveoso
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Sasso Caveoso
@SignoraMatera
President of the Margo Leadbetter Appreciation Society
가입일 Kasım 2024
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@francessmith He's not a Tory. He's become a Reform cheerleader. He's still a piece of crap no matter who he supports.
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"She is the widowed wife of a former bank manager, she should be living in a one bedroom flat above the local launderette, not in a three bedroomed bungalow on the outskirts of town" quoth Benedict Scrooge, libertarian Tory of this parish.
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Help!!! My boyfriend is threatening to get rid of our kitten if she doesn’t stop jumping on the table. What do I do?
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my parents are both retired fe teachers who paid off their mortgage years ago and they both earn more than i do working full time with higher living expenses
Rosie@rosie_eats
My only response to boomer housing discourse is that my nan on her final salary teachers pension gets the same monthly income I get as a teacher on the inner London pay scale
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@DominicMcGregor Fuck off, little boy and come back when your balls drop.
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I’m 32 years old and I want to change the state pension.
With the triple lock, based on historical growth (4.5%) when I reach my pension age.
The state pension will be £30,100 a year.
This would account for £512bn a year.
The current government budget is 1.2Trn.
This would be 3x the current NHS budget.
The triple lock is unsustainable.
Now the debate, no one is saying that pensioners shouldn’t recieve support. That goes without saying.
But there shouldn’t be a non-means tested, non contribution based pension which gives everyone blanket support.
Especially when you consider 1 in 4 of over 60 years are asset millionaires.
My view is, we need to have a means tested only state pension.
Which is reassessed every 3 years.
There is no “pot” people pay into, national insurance is just a tax - there is no ring fenced fund for a state pension. It comes directly from taxation ever annum.
Without changes like this, young people will suffer while older people - who receive their pension and political protection because they actively vote - will continue to have a glorious quality of life.
Good Morning Britain@GMB
More than 12 million pensioners will see their state pension rise 4.8% today under the triple lock. But the government has been accused of doing too little for working-age households so is it time to scrap the triple lock?
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We need the two-child benefit cap straight back after the next general election.
Higher taxes to pay for higher benefit handouts isn’t fair or sustainable.
Daily Mail@DailyMail
Working families' bills will rise to fund £3.5billion 'benefits payday' as two-child cap is lifted, Tories warn trib.al/UC1oReD
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@seledka_vodka Yep. They want to euthanise us and seize our homes.
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@JillWitherjay17 @SignoraMatera @KEdge23 No not a labour bot. Not just a Conservative bot. They are nasty people. Somehow how think birth control will make you a 1 kid lol sho is the dipsfick. Wht pieces of shit
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@lukerobertblack Yawn. So it takes 10 years to save for a deposit. People did it through the ages. Why does anyone want to buy a house in their 20s anyway?
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POV: You are 22. You’ve graduated from Exeter Uni and have a grad job at NatWest in Liv Street. Your parents live in Torquay. You rent a room in a flat share with 5 randoms.
If you scrap your premium Netflix, you will save £18.99 a month. Good luck saving for a deposit.
Daryl Jones@BritishCur42756
@lukerobertblack @tigerax Stop buying expensive things, going on holiday and luxury goods for a year or two.
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@lukerobertblack @Stewart09322559 Did Norman Tebbit say to get on your bike?
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@Stewart09322559 So this theoretical graduate (whose parents live in Torquay) should move to a region of the UK that’s even further away?
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@59W00dy59 I did it some years ago and never looked back. I now have over 6000 on my tree & can trace my Italian ancestry from all 4 grandparents back to the 1500s. Oh the things I found out!
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I don't know if anyone else has done this but I've just sent my ancestry DNA kit off. Looking forward to seeing what I'm made up of.
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@TalkTV @ThatAlexWoman @BenedictSpence Ahhh now I remember why I wont vote tory...this twat has just confirmed my vote will be going elsewhere...
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Conservative Commentator Benedict Spence shares his views on Pensioners claiming a state pension with Alex.
"They shouldn't be receiving that, they have the assets, they have the resources to look after themselves."
@ThatAlexWoman @BenedictSpence
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@lukerobertblack Change the record. I can just hear David Willetts in your ear. My son is 35 & wouldn't vote Conservative for any number of reasons but the fact that pensioners just had an increase is not one of them. If you want to bring young people back to the Party this is not the way.
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Wrong. The state pension is a social security benefit paid for by today’s working population. It is funded by general taxation.
No one has “paid into” a pot. Comes out the DWP budget like all other benefits
Russell Quirk@russellquirk
You mean state pension? That’s not a ‘benefit’. It’s a right, paid into for decades by working people.
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@JillWitherjay17 @KevinG39009596 @KEdge23 I do believe that you are right. They get so personally vicious so quickly that it has to be a set up.
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@SignoraMatera @KevinG39009596 @KEdge23 Orchestrated to take the flak away from their core voters getting a bloody great increase for having kids they can’t afford.
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@jakeyjake1734 They are jealous, bitter and twisted inadequates.
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@SignoraMatera They’re mentally ill. I posted about what my uncle did. I had some crank on Saturday night calling him a benefit scrounger and other things
So I said to him
You name the place and the time and I’ll be there and the weasel blocked me
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Majority of all the 4, 5 and 6 bedroom homes in my area are all occupied by boomers.
They spend all day from Spring to Autumn gardening. Some of them can barely bend down. I’ve no idea why they wouldn’t just sell up. Instead they complain about being unable to heat the property.
Any time a home comes up for sale, it’s because someone has died.
Then a lot of people don’t even want to buy them because they’ve not been decorated since 1985 and have no bath.
Lin Mei@linmeitalks
There are boomers sitting in large houses who don’t even want to free up equity or sell their house to help their own children get on the ladder. This is the level of selfishness we are dealing with. Thank god for parents like my mother She would sell her house in Tottenham tomorrow if it meant helping me…. And I would do anything to make her life comfortable- that’s what family is about. An eco system of giving. These days many boomers don’t want to help with grandchildren or finacial assistance and children don’t want to help their parents - so much selfishness between recent generations and it will get worse.
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@andie52 Then there’s the morons who think because they weren’t compulsory they weren’t widespread (ie something that 55%+ of workers had).
Like this idiot.
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Sasso Caveoso@SignoraMatera
@SamRWolf @Vocal_GenX No, asshole. Only civil service, NHS etc and corporates. Companies were not obliged to offer pensions until the Conservatives got in. Sucks for you!
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I pointed out something was true for 55% of cases.
Boomers think it’s a gotcha that they can think of cases in the 45% where it wasn’t true. 🙄
Andie T@andie52
@SamRWolf @uksupermike @Vocal_GenX You're being told they didn't; please try to keep up.
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