And I can personally vouch for the veracity of Judy's and Mitch's comments. In my personal experience, they are facts, not "extreme positions".
the benefits and support system should be designed to help the decent people - doing their best to get through life in difficult circumstances and bring up their families.
Not to hammer them into the ground.
I "totally agreed"once: you are sooo needy.Unlike my "extreme position?"
the truly needy do not tend to be pushy
you take an extreme position
the benefits and support system should be designed to help the decent people - doing their best to get through life in difficult circumstances and bring up their families.
Not to hammer them into the ground.
If they cut it to what they need its not a problem. If people can smoke 20 fags a day & drink on benefits, they get too much.So cutting the amount they can receive
au contraire, the first had kids as a means of income, the second had them to love.nothing different about them at all
Agreed - but on paper there is no difference. The only way to find it out is to get to know them.au contraire, the first had kids as a means of income, the second had them to love.
Can you point to any cases where the extremely needy have been hammered into the ground?So that's what you call it.
pretty shocking, eh?
It's against their " 'uman rites" innit! Not allowed.Can you show families which have been found in court of law to have had multiple children for no reason other than try to get bigger benefits?
Can you show families which have had multiple children for no reason other than try to get bigger benefits?