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@DesireandDuty @Dazzle777Razzle @ReservoirJogs One of them that are too scared to leave the house. Funny fact is that a couple of years ago he was arrested during some riots. He wasn't anxious about living the house then. I can't even believe that this things don't get checked when something like this happens.

@Dazzle777Razzle @ReservoirJogs Show me a genuine case where someone with just anxiety, no other conditions, gets enough mobility component of pip to lease a car

Sometimes if you haven't got the full facts its best to keep your mouth shut ! As a carer for my wheelchair(from birth) bound friend who used this scheme. Deposit, monthly payments taken out of pip ,car returned after 3 yrs. Rinse and repeat. Jealousy is an awful trait

@DesireandDuty @Dazzle777Razzle @ReservoirJogs I can only guess, but few doors away there is someone able bodied. Never work. I did wonder how someone without a job could afford a brand new 2023 SUV at the time. Then I found out about Motability and everything made sense. My guess is that this guy played the anxiety card.

@PeteLucas19 @Artemisfornow I am not saying we have to slash benefits, I would be happy if the tax threshold was at 16-17k, where it should be, just so we can keep more of our hard earned money. Now you got people on benefits earning same or more than min wage full time jobs.

@subsonic523 @Artemisfornow Don’t you think though that slashing benefits as you want would cause first hardship and second economic contraction because of less demand So kind of false economy It’s big about taxing wealth but stopping the likes of Farage shoving money abroad To avoid tax

Why is a brand new showroom £60,000 Ford Capri available on the taxpayer funded motability scheme? Taking the piss out of hard working taxpayers looks like this 🤡

@PeteLucas19 @Artemisfornow I dont support tax evasion or avoidance, taxing wealth is not the solution to everything like a lot of people think. It would be great to have some extra money available, but if we just waste it and dont do anything useful with it then we woulg be back to square one. Then what?

@subsonic523 @Artemisfornow It is well known statistically that benefit fraud is very low. Of course it’s wrong and needs to be weirded out. Again, you evade the question as all right wing supporters do of huge tax evasion and avoidance by the super rich That dwarfs , the amount of benefit fraud hugely

@PeteLucas19 @Artemisfornow You talking about REAL disabled people struggling, I am talking about the workshy that have learned how to exaggerate problems to be classed as disabled(so the benefit cap dont apply) when they are absolutely fine. There are tutorials everywhere about how to word a PIP form ffs.

@subsonic523 @Artemisfornow I have worked in social housing and worked with many disabled people in terrible circumstances often Have you done this? Have you qualifications or are you just a grifter spouting bile so the millionaires can have a tax cut?

@Nicmyster @GitGrumpygit @Artemisfornow @barryduffield That is just the monthly payment for the car. Have you added insurance, maintenance, breakdown and possible tyre changes? People on Motability dont pay for any of that, everything is include in the £320 odd/month payment.

@subsonic523 @GitGrumpygit @Artemisfornow @barryduffield Anyone could lease a Capri over three years for £370 per month with £1000 less deposit up front. That was first deal I saw without even looking.

@GitGrumpygit @Artemisfornow @barryduffield How much would that car cost monthly to a person that is not on PIP? I can guarantee you it would not be £320/month

@Artemisfornow @barryduffield @Artemisfornow why are you missing the deposit off between £5545 and £6545 then their full motobility component of £80 a week meaning it costs the user between £18,000 & £19,000 ?

@PeteLucas19 @Artemisfornow First ,Let me doubt about the mobility issues, there are thousands gaming the system. Second, it is the same as a PCP agreement, you pay a deposit, then, monthly payments, the difference is that a car on Motability is 300/month, anybody else would be paying £500 or more.

@Artemisfornow So much ignorance about the mobility scheme First of all, the person has to have serious mobility issues to qualify for PIP Then they have to pay a large deposit for a car that is never theirs and returned after three years Stop being horrible and nasty to disable people Cunt

@mjd7718 @RealDonKeith I will never talk to a guy with his hands down his pants. So disrespectful. If they want to talk to me better get your hands out like a normal person.

@RealDonKeith Moaning about immigrants whilst standing in the street with his hands on his dick on a weekday afternoon. Why have none of these idiots got an ounce of self awareness?

🚨Young Brit on the street lays it bare: “You look around, there’s foreigners everywhere. No more England — we might as well call it something else: hell.” Mass migration and Labour’s two-tier Britain turning the country unrecognizable.

@Kingbingo_ I wonder what will happen if they have to end up reducing benefits.😕

The UK is unique in that 30% of our debt is index linked. So they will try to raise taxes that won't raise revenues. Then they will try and print money - which will blow out inflation and the index linked bonds will punish them more. Then they won't be able to pay NHS wages

The post Covid trend puts us on yields of 7%+ by 2029 That's proper financial crisis territory. Just funding the £130bn annual deficit financed at 7% adds £10bn cost per year. But we would also be rolling over past debt from 1% up to 6-7%+ That's not sustainable - at all.

@Jenny_1884 It might not be as bad as the UK, but banks still close branches. There were more branches open few years ago.

I’m in Spain at the moment & there are loads & loads of banks & they are all open. Why then are all our banks closing in the UK? It makes no sense.

@Caymanguy1234 @kezia_noble We are told that people on benefits are not better off than people working....😕

@kezia_noble DWP figures 192,214 are on £40,000 plus per year...

Having an extra 1000-1200 people sign up for benefits every single day is completely unsustainable.

@nfay58 @RobertJudd4 @6117CH Probably close to that, my in laws with 4 kids get around £3k/month now that the 2 child cap is lifted. None of the work, and one of the adults is on PIP, so they also get a Motability car to move around worth £300/month.

@RobertJudd4 @6117CH Theyre not getting £40k.

Benfits are there as an emergency unless you are suffering a major disability, major illness, there is no real test or cut off for those on a lifestyle choice subsidised by hard working tax payers. Actually earning MORE than a hard working relatively low waged tax payer putting in a 40 hour week. This 16 hours cut off must be removed and working MUST always be financially better than languishing on benefits. No one begrudges paying taxes to fund those GENUINE incapable but not those who could work and those who have entered UK but made no contribution to our tax system. Sop this gravy train that already is costing more to UK than UK takes in from tax! #benfits telegraph.co.uk/money/tax/news…

@Annely922 @overlyannoyingx @sophielouisecc You forgot about PIP, the moment someone in the household is classed as "disabled" the cap don't apply. Why you think PIP claims been skyrocketing? My theory is that people play the system to avoid the benefit cap

@overlyannoyingx @sophielouisecc UC is capped to 2100 pcm even for families even if you have 10 kids. Use entitledto calculator they have made sure benefits dont pay more than work

It’s easy to not see the unfairness of benefits when you are on a large salary - because those on benefits earn less than you. But when - like me, you earn a salary that is less or comparable to people on benefits You see and feel the unfairness - many in the media are not in that position - but I am as are a quarter of all Brits - it’s why I will talk about it more often

@occuring23812 @sophielouisecc Nothing to do with disabled people, there are hundred of thousands of people that are perfectly capable to work but they decide not to.

@sophielouisecc look, if you have a fetish of humiliating disabled people, you could just become a dominatrix

one quarter of the UK workforce have post-tax earnings lower than many benefit claimants There is no defending this. It is utterly utterly unfair

@Safeman7233 @TRobinsonNewEra Are you thick? He is not part of the government.

@TRobinsonNewEra uhh, booo shit. didn't spain just grant asylum to 100's of thousands of african muslims? is that how he eliminates the "illegal" aspect of it?

VOX President: "Anyone who enters Spain illegally, repatriation. Anyone who is in Spain, legal or illegal, committing crimes, deportation. And anyone who is in Spain to live off social benefits that don't reach Spaniards, immediate remigration." 🇪🇸

@AndreosDeLaMar @stuey_beef Raising minimum wage and not raising tax threshold is stupid, well, not really because they now what they are doing. Tories were the same. Tax threshold should be around £16000 adjusted for inflation. Imagine how much disposable income people would have.

@stuey_beef Hence Labour raising the minimum wage, to help make work pay. The disabled need more than the average person, prescriptions, hospital appointments, help to care for themselves. They have already had cuts, the Tories had them killing themselves. Is that the country you want ?

We now have official research saying welfare pays more than work for around a million people on the right cocktail of benefits, and that up to one in four full‑time workers would be financially better off on the sofa than in a job. Read that again. You can bust a gut 40 hours a week and come out behind the person who stays home on sickness or other top‑ups – before you even count the discounts, concessions, and cheap‑ticket lifestyle that comes with benefit status. Politicians waffle about “making work pay” while presiding over the most vicious insult to working people in living memory: a welfare machine that quietly tells millions they’d be richer if they stopped bothering. They talk about “British values” and “fairness” – but there is nothing fair about a country where going to work is a downgrade and dependence is an upgrade with extras.

@Michael21859730 @BladeoftheS They will never learn. That extra money will get pissed up the wall.If you have a leak in your bath tub, adding more water won't solve the problem, water will leak anyway. You gotta fix the leak and the add water. Only then, maybe, that money could be used properly.

@BladeoftheS Fucking socialist cunts! The rich ALREADY pay their fair share of taxes, so STOP taxing them out of the country! If you do, we will have ZERO growth!

Mick Lynch wants a progressive wealth tax, which is a Green Party Policy, with the richest paying the same as everyone else on PAYE, 47%. That would bring in hundred of billions, it is time for the richest to pay what everyone else has been paying their whole lives.

@g_bascunana @bryan_caplan He means that it is weird for them to listen Spanish from Spain instead of Latino Spanish that you can here in the US on a daily basis

@bryan_caplan “Unaccented”, you clearly have not been around Spain illo

Spaniards can never fully appreciate how weird it is for Americans to hear white people speaking unaccented Spanish.

@SirDaxaris @FreeTalkLive Look at what is happening in the UK

@FreeTalkLive Can you give an example of this happening in the real world?

Welfare is sold as compassion, then it becomes entitlement, then it hardens into obligation enforced at gunpoint.