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With so many myths perpetuated about disability benefits in the press, it might be a good idea to politely inform your local MP of the facts. This website makes it easy. writetothem.com
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Lots of talk about how benefits should stop for those "refusing work"-as if the unemployed are being inundated with job offers all the time that they decline. You can tell who hasn't interacted with the jobs market in decades or got handed their position through connections.
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ed davey served in the coalition that brought in austerity and hostile environment and was one of the key authors of the orange book, which took lib dem’s from a party of conscience to one that swapped cuts to welfare for carrier bag charges, why would anyone take him seriously?
Times Politics@timespolitics
Ed Davey: ‘Zack Polanski has taken up where Jeremy Corbyn left off’ #Echobox=1777828363" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…
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Her time has come. Fear her wrath.
Dr Iain Darcy 🍉 🇮🇪 💚@doctoriaindarcy
🚨NEW: I am told that Liz Kendall thinks she has the numbers for a leadership run and is ready to go first thing Friday morning. Kendall was previously in the 2015 leadership race and obtained 4.5% (four point five) of the membership vote.
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Indeed. Certainly not to be found with any of the think tanks or politicians who like to pontificate endlessly about how disabled people should be in work while never employing any themselves.
Joe Hardy 🇺🇦 🇪🇺♿️🐟 #RightToLove 💙@BlokeOnWheels
@Hossylass And also, yet again we have to ask the question (apologies for shouty caps) WHERE ARE THE FUCKING JOBS!
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You know you are chatting shit about benefits when even the DWP spokesperson says you are exaggerating.
Louis O'Brien@Lou_obrien19
Monday's TELEGRAPH: Welfare pays more than work for 600k households #TomorrowsPapersToday
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@Helen_Whately @Conservatives Tell us, how does 1.8million unemployed, fit into 700k jobs. If every single vacancy is filled, what do you do with the other 1.1m ? That's before you throw in sick/disabled. Talking of unlimited welfare, how much in rent did you claim again?
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Laura Kuenssberg asked where the money will come from then panicked when Zack Polanski started talking about wealth distribution
Via @willem_moore_uk
thecanary.co/trending/2026/…
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@Jacob_Rees_Mogg Does this mean your governess can finally stop using the mangle?
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Fight the blob, buy a tumble dryer, you have nothing to lose but your mangle. Buying a tumble dryer is now an act of resistance telegraph.co.uk/money/consumer…
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I help benefit claimants every week and I've never met one, not one, who gets £50,000
Whately is a disgrace
Raphael Dogg@raphaeldogg
Really? That's interesting. Because my wife's charity deals with hundreds of disabled families and she assures me she's never met anyone getting anything remotely like £50,000. And I know you wouldn't bald-faced lie, Helen, so tell me a little more about these claimants.
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@WelshLabour The Labour chapter is finally over though. What a slog that was to read.
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The next chapter for Wales is within reach.
Vote Welsh Labour on Thursday.
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As the only vaguely left wing main party, most attacks on the Greens are basically futile as they have no competition. Prim, disapproving scolding from Peter's best mate on Sky News and Steve Reed screaming at Polanski in the Mail unlikely to move the dial much.
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Great Steve. I'm sure all those people who left Labour for the Greens will be utterly convinced by your Daily Mail article.
Steve Reed@SteveReedMP
The vile racists I witnessed in Corbyn’s Labour are now in the Greens. Polanski has to get a grip.
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All research, past evidence and predictions agree that cutting disability benefits will likely only lead to 1-3% at best moving into work. Yet 100% of the establishment class act as if it is the magical solution...even though their own figures say otherwise. 😵💫
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Indeed. Taking money away from this tiny number of severely disabled people will achieve absolutely nothing. They will just end up sicker, homeless, moving into expensive care homes or dead. But as long as it titilates the Telegraph...
Dr_Rebecca@Dr_Bekka_UK
@Helen_Whately Very few people get that amount, Helen. You know this. To get that amount you would have to be severely disabled and live in a high rent area. You're the one fleecing the system for everything you can get.
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Peter is a multi-millionaire and claims he can’t afford to pay his staff properly.
He depends on UC to boost his staff’s pay to a livable level, while keeping his profits.
Taxpayers subsidise businesses like his so they can keep paying starvation wages.
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@Helen_Whately Very few people get that amount, Helen. You know this. To get that amount you would have to be severely disabled and live in a high rent area. You're the one fleecing the system for everything you can get.
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Time for a benefit cap on MPs expenses. It's unfair, doesn't reward work and we can't afford it. Of course we must protect those MPs who really need a second home and free paperclips, but a cap is necessary to maintain public support of the expenses system.
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Please explain to me like I’m five why mental illness stigma is considered a good thing by this crew.
Stigma Buster@StigmaB47868
This paper amounts to nothing more than an opinion piece, written to justify preconceived bias. It'll never cease to horrify me that anti-psychs quite literally argue for the stigmatisation of people with MI. If you don't think that's their intention, check the comments.
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