Frankly I'm just glad we're finally having a conversation on where most welfare actually goes (spoiler alert it's not the demographics most of the media want you to think it is)
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A genuinely tough budget would involve freezing working age benefits and/or the state pension.
Instead, no doubt, it will be those in work who pay the price.
I’m sorry… What!? How by any stretch of the imagination is it fair for a couple to be living with their 3 children in Marylebone for £793 a month?
Genuinely… socialists out there, hit me with logic.
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I am sick and tired of hearing about pensioners. People who work, earn and pay the tax that pays for all of this need to be incentivised to produce and earn more. Without them, the whole system collapses. This obsession with geriatrics in UK politics has to stop.