UK Benefit Cuts

[DeadOnArrivalCel]

Is anyone affected by this ?
I'm not on benefits at the moment but I will be soon . Assuming I don't rope.

I know they've climbed down on some of the proposed cuts but I don't know if it's a 360 turn ?
The cuts they did propose sounded fucking brutal. It's all aimed at getting people back into employment. How do they expect suicidally depressed losers like me to work ??
Lots of those on disability and sickness benefits are on them due to mental health issues.

Labour thinks it has to appease taxpayers who resent paying for sick people. But 99% of those who are sick are just incapable of work. And it's not easy to survive on benefits anyway.

This country fucking hates us and wants us to kill ourselves. It's obvious. They should fuckin' legalise voluntary assisted euthanasia. And they've already got deaths on the railway to deal with pretty much daily. Fuck you Labour Fuck you taxpayers and fuck you the people behind all this oppression. We all know who that is.

UK government backs down on disability benefit cuts after rebellion

Labour MPs force concessions on disability reforms, applying changes only to new claimants amid mounting criticism.

www.aljazeera.com

 

[T1Dcel]

I am affected, as I claim NEETbux.
Gonna tag other bongcels that might be interested:
@The Abyss @zephyr @unionistcel @Pancakecel

 

[wereq.feelsdevil]

Oh yeah I was listening to this the other day:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e68HVH3l24g

 

[Leon98]

I think Zog Starmer backed down after pressure, But I’m sure He’d happily send us all back to slave away so he can send our tax money to jewsrsel and Ukraine.

 

[Xul]

That is actually super shit, im sorry bro

 

[silently_said]

 

[DeadOnArrivalCel]

We've had fifty years of this
Mass unemployment and a vast growing underclass
Started with Thatcher and several advisers of a certain ethnicity
One Labour MP even accused Jewish conservatives of having a Nazi attitude to the poor

 

[DeadOnArrivalCel]

'I've got no money. I'm constantly cold. I don't want to be here anymore'

The Manchester Evening News spent a day at Citizen's Advice to find out what impact Labour's controversial welfare cuts could have

www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk

 

[Pancakecel]

After they went back on the original plans, I haven't thought about it much tbh.

The economy is in the toilet, and will continue to get worse, like everything else here.

They're giving their minds a treat, if they think millions of people will magically be able to get jobs, when wealthy business leaders are leaving the country in droves, and their dumb business tax increases are meaning companies are having to hire less people, with some shutting down completely as they can't deal with it.

It's all just lip service, in reality the amount of people jumping onto benefits, is increasing by thousands daily, and will only continue to do so.

More immigrants, lots of whom just hop straight onto benefits, combined with a nation that's as miserable and depressed as it's ever been, in turn increasing those dropping out onto long term sickness money, means the welfare state is like a freight train with it's brakes cut, it can't be stopped. It's on nitrous at this point.

Maybe if they werent commies that tax everything to oblivion, and this place wasn't as in despair as it is mentally, people would choose to try and work, and jobs would be available. Years of damage has caused the current situation, and it's only going to worsen.

 

[DeadOnArrivalCel]

It feels like the country is absolutely fucked. And massively divided.
Harder and harder to make a living even honest people resorting to crime.
Lots of people talking about civil war. Some obviously with an (((agenda))) but it'll only take another immigrant terrorist attack and it could happen. Lots of people angry about lots of things.

 

[DeadOnArrivalCel]

No 10 defends chancellor after day of bitter recriminations over welfare bill fiasco

Rachel Reeves said to have PM’s full backing after she was in tears in the Commons amid fallout of Labour’s welfare bill U-turn

www.theguardian.com

Crying cos of her job and the tough decisions?
No. It's a "personal matter". Apparently.