Quote by kentswingers777
Oh yes another one of those threads.
I know we all like the nice strong debates.![]()
Here we have yet another family who seem to have no problem dishing out the kids.
Now whislt it seems HE cannot work, what about HER trying to earn a few bob like the rest of us?
The cost of keeping this kind of family is crippling us as there now are just so many. Granted he has health issues, but it seems she has never worked and if she had her way, she never would.
Send HER out to work so the benefits we have to pay to her as taxpayers is reduced a bit. Why is it that when one partner is too ill to work, the other does not either?
It seems...lucky them, that they already have 3 grands worth of Xmas prezzies already wrapped up under the tree. I wonder how many WORKING parents out there, are worried about the expense of Christmas? Not for this family is seems.
When we have pensioners out there who this coming winter will have a choice of heat or food, because of the massive rises in energy bills. This family will not have the same all the money they are getting it seems they are still not happy. :shock:
The next time you see an eldery neighbour who has probably worked all their lives and never claimed anything ( in their day, they could not )thinking about their heating bills this winter, spare a nice thought for the freeloaders out there, who get it all.
Anyone for tennis? :lol:
So at the end of all of this - does the problem lie with the claimants of benefits (regardless of why they are claiming) or with the government for paying out so much.
Lets face it ppl can only claim what by LAW they are entitled too - unless they are putting in false claims at which point yes i agree they are the lowest of the low and therefore cannot i would have thought be included in this debate.
And i cant possibly comment about lyns arch enemy without knowing why or what she is claiming - lets face it she may actually amazingly enuf be entitled to the extra help