100, 000 scroungers

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Okay, ignoring the fact that you have absolutely no first hand experience of any of what you are talking about, I'll start by asking where in either of those articles does it say anything about "scroungers"?

It quoted that 100,000 people have been on benefits for 6 or 7 years, but, as highlighted by fatbadger (someone who does have first hand experience and thus is in a better position to comment on it than you) earlier in the thread if you'll bother to read it, many of these people have legitimate reasons for being on benefit, making your initial rant about "100,000 scroungers, probably more" total, well....bollocks.

Oh I see so you can quote my sources when it suits you.So only Fatbadger can have an opinion because he is in a better position to see than anyone else.So you base all on his say so do you and not the other bodies.You should learn to think for yourself and not hide behind Fatbadgers opinions.

the phrases used by polititians and other sources that you fail to bother reading (fatbadgers the man - hes seen them) use terms like work-shy and long term unemployed.

I use the term dole scroungers.
Now contact fatbadger and ask what next.


If they have problems with health whether mental or physical then lets help them if not stop their benefits because they have become accustomed to hand outs and they are just lazy skivers.Trust me I know plenty in Worthing.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Thought this was going to be a thread about West Ham tickets

 

[Juan Albion]

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[Simster]

Does anyone actually know how our unemployment, incapacity & other benefits compare to other similar economies? I'd be interested to know how we compare to Germany, France etc