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    @esmeralda wrote:

    “Four spectres haunt the Poor: Old Age, Accident, Sickness and Unemployment. We are going to exorcise them. We are going to drive hunger from the hearth. We mean to banish the workhouse from the horizon of every workman in the land.”
    So said British Prime Minister David Lloyd George (1863-1945) and now Caroline Flint and the good members of JC plan on bringing the workhouse back. Jesus wept!

    no words needed.no flippancy nor excuses..

    and THATS why we voted SNP !

    raaaaah !

    #309920

    dee
    waspish wrote:
    well would this work…?????
    benefit claimants entitlement ends after a year.
    unemployment benefit ends after a year.
    anyone who has not worked for five years, and paid full national insurance and tax not entitled to any benefit. exept disabled.
    council housing only given to people who have worked for a minimum 5 years.
    a five thousand pound bond to be paid by tennant.
    no one under the age of 25 to be given council housing.
    hostels with single person units for anyone under 25. rooms for couples at higher rate.
    pregnant teens to be placed in care, at parents expense. or given accommodation for 5 years then a payback scheme where they can work full time as soon as their babies are of school age. any benefits paid to single mothers re claimed through wages at a set weekly amount. fathers of children to be dna tested and wages docked at a rate of 75 pounds a week. any mother refusing to name father,[exept in rape cases] gets no extra benefit.
    anyone refusing to work gets no benefit at all.
    anyone refusing work on religious or cultural grounds gets nothing.
    drug users and alcoholics, to be paid 5 pounds daily living allowance and to be housed in council hostels, all rooms to be vacated by 9am, and re opened at 6pm. [to give em a taste of what the rest of us do every day.]
    disabled people to be prioritised above everyone else in housing needs, benefits paid at national wage rate.
    prisoners to be used as workers to build new housing.
    prisoners to be used as gardners and cleaners for elderly and disabled. [while under supervision.]
    anyone who is not born in great britain. does not qualify for council housing at all no exeptions.

    Bloody hell, how far to the right??!!!!

    #309921

    I think most of you are making a few mistakes here.

    Most council tenants I have seen have been in their houses for flats for years.

    There nothing wrong with most of them, they’re just sitting there rotting to dead.

    I think it’s a mistake apply current housing rules to people who moved in before 1995.

    We all need to face the fact that most of us would never dream of living in a council house or flat.

    Most of us would never get on the waiting list.

    There is a simple reason for council houses being in short supply, most gov’s since 1980 have been pushing home ownership and if you build more council homes there is no reason for people to buy there own homes is there?

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