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Jason Judge 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

Jason Judge 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

@jjay1310

Katılım Ocak 2011
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Mark Todd
Mark Todd@MarkTodd_pol·
@10to15percent How much has it cost the public who is the tax payer bar the offshore oligarchs
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Mark Todd
Mark Todd@MarkTodd_pol·
Congrats to the Lib Dems & Tories for privatising Royal Mail leading to first class stamp price rising from 60p (2013) to £1.80 today. A price rise of 200% in 13 years. Privatisation of essentials really pays for shareholders & senior managers not the public.
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John.Overton
John.Overton@10to15percent·
@MarkTodd_pol How much has the Royal Mail cost the tax payer in the last 13 years?
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Sarah
Sarah@kokeshimum·
Why the fuck should my son have to work 55 plus hours a week when I didn’t and neither did his grandparents or great grandparents ffs. Stop fucking pretending that boomers and Gen X was out there working 80 hour weeks. We fucking weren’t.
Rush@exRAF_Al

Why does Gen Z feel incapable of getting a second job, or part-time work? If he only has one job, he can work fifteen hours extra a week stacking shelves and save that for a house - and stop blaming other people for his inactivity.

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Arcade Gannon
Arcade Gannon@GaytriotGannon·
@jjay1310 @PensionsMonkey "An 80 year old pensioner has more need for help than and fit 40 year old." Not if they're a millionaire. Hence means-testing the state pension. :)
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Arcade Gannon
Arcade Gannon@GaytriotGannon·
@jjay1310 @PensionsMonkey Do you think that disabled people and the working poor are not as deserving of benefits as pensioners, simply because they're younger? Surely help should be based on need, rather than age. Why should rich pensioners get the state pension, but a working mother should get nothing?
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Arcade Gannon
Arcade Gannon@GaytriotGannon·
@jjay1310 @PensionsMonkey "It's okay for pensioners to get benefits because they're older" No, I'm sorry, but help should be based on need, not age
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Arcade Gannon
Arcade Gannon@GaytriotGannon·
@jjay1310 @PensionsMonkey All I'm saying is if other benefits can be frozen, why not the state pension? If other benefits can be means-tested, why not the state pension? I'm sick of the double standard!
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Arcade Gannon
Arcade Gannon@GaytriotGannon·
@jjay1310 @PensionsMonkey It was about punishing the vulnerable because they didn't vote Tory. You can work and get benefits. Many do. Those who don't work often can't due to disability. Pensioners had decades to responsibly save into a private pension, whereas disabled people don't choose to be disabled.
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13th Duke of Wybourne
13th Duke of Wybourne@DOWybourne13·
@jjay1310 @sophielouisecc The retirement age was set at 65 in 1948. Back then, life expectancy was about 66. Now life expectancy is 82. Obviously, the retirement age could go up a lot more.
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Sophie Corcoran
Sophie Corcoran@sophielouisecc·
Pensioners are set to receive a £525 boost People on benefits with more than 2 children will get an average of a £6000 boost Why are we mad at the pensioners?
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Jason Judge 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧
@DOWybourne13 @sophielouisecc They have already increased the pension age to 67. Full state pension equates to around 800 a month each which isn’t enough to feed and pay basic household bills let alone house someone that didn’t buy a property. The only feasible other reduction would be to means test.
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13th Duke of Wybourne
13th Duke of Wybourne@DOWybourne13·
@jjay1310 @sophielouisecc We need to reduce the cost, somehow. This could be done by some combination of: --reducing the pension --increasing the retirement age --encouraging younger, able pensioners to stay in work longer
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Jason Judge 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧
@DOWybourne13 @sophielouisecc I have already pointed out that the NI received is more than the pensions cost. More of the share is paid for by the employers. So it’s not just workers who pay for it. The increase equates to about £58 a month each how much has your council tax, water rates and bills gone up?
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13th Duke of Wybourne
13th Duke of Wybourne@DOWybourne13·
@jjay1310 @sophielouisecc Collectint that for 25 odd years is just too much. It's a lot more than pensioners were paid 1-2 generations ago, plus they didn't live as long to collect it, plus they had more kids to pay for it. Expecting workers to put up with this indefinitely is fantastical.
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Has Ahmed
Has Ahmed@HasAhmed_·
Since you’re the DWP expert @LBC relies on, can you explain where this £6,000 figure comes from? Because it doesn’t exist. What does exist is a 4.8% state pension rise as of this month, going to many wealthier boomers living in Marbella than the working class people in genuine need who you’re criticising. Strange how your outrage only ever points one way.
Sophie Corcoran@sophielouisecc

Many of us are at work today on a bank holiday, knowing full well that people on benefits have just got a bonus of £6000. I would have to work around 500 hours to get an extra 6k - they don’t have to do anything Why do we even bother

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Harry Eccles
Harry Eccles@Heccles94·
Has it trickled down yet?
Harry Eccles tweet media
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13th Duke of Wybourne
13th Duke of Wybourne@DOWybourne13·
@jjay1310 @sophielouisecc In practice, your NI went into general taxation. What you paid for was the pensions of your parents' generation. But they had less generous pensions, and more kids to pay for them, and they died younger. That's why boomer gen is taking out more than it put in.
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