Hold on, stop the victim position whenever a reasonable point is made, you brought up his autism and I clearly mentioned it in a wholly reasonable way.
You seem to never come back with anything when a point is made, there remains a general political point if any British youngster makes 400 unsuccessful applications for work whilst allowing 1000000 immigrants to vie for employment within the same workplace, then forcing that youngster onto benefits.
Immigration is a problem. UKIP are not the answer by a really long ****ing way.
It is you who crassly linked his unemployment to migration, trying to score party political points instead of dealing with the issue.
There are few migrants where he lives so your comments are crass, ill considered and totally without validity or research.
We have a government that have closed down the factories and workplaces aimed at people less a led than others, so that smug twats like Ian Duncan Smith can feel self satisfied.
I don't see UKIP doing anything for the less abled.
If you feel immigration is a problem, then none of the main stream parties can/will effect it.
I know. All problems have their faults. Tory party hates poor people and disableds, Labour has a spineless loser in charge and Blair legacy, Lib Dems are pretenders and nobodies, Greens aren't a strong enough party, UKIP is full of mysoginstic, racist, clown faced bumblefecks.
If they have no source of income then surely, as a civilised nation, we shouldn't allow them to starve?
As for the Winter Fuel Allowance, I suspect the recipients have paid plenty of money into the system over the years, given that they can afford a second home abroad.
There's a case for means testing for things such as WFA, but the administration costs are likely to exceed the savings.
My son is unemployed and had to prove he's done 30 hours a week of active job seeking online to collect his £53 a week JSA.
He's applied for over 400 jobs, but employers aren't interested in someone on the autistic spectrum. He's now stopped claiming as it's such a futile exercise logging on and being monitored.
I don't call his benefits excessive.
Man who fiddles benefit system gets annoyed at people who do same.
Just as long as you ARE job hunting ( as I was ) then it's not fiddling the benefit system. The fact is that some of what they ask you to do is utterly pointless. Where have I ever slammed benefit claiments ?
What a very odd question. I have knowledge of the ones that put themselves forward for representation as they go on telly and in public and do odd things.
Apart from the other endless list of failings UKIP has they have absolutely no credible party members.
You're not wrong. I seem to remember them desperately trying to get me to apply for jobs when I'd already been offered one, just in case it fell through. This was when I was on jobseeker's allowance for about a week and a half.
Apart from the other endless list of failings UKIP has they have absolutely no credible party members.
It's not an odd question when quite clearly YOU stated they have NO credible party MEMBERS ...
He's autistic. It has nothing to do with migration, don't try to make cheap political gains out of it.
I paid for his education privately, as you the taxpayer wanted to send him to a special unit in Plymouth
I don't know why you'r even bothering to reply to bigGully, he's being a total arse trying to link immigration with the difficulties of people on the spectrum.
I stand by my statement. UKIP has NO credible party members.
How many seats do UKIP supporters believe they will win in May..as part of the 'Earthquake in British politics' ?
Im going for one. Carswill retaining his seat...other than that..not seeing any great seismic shifts.
I know. All problems have their faults. Tory party hates poor people and disableds, Labour has a spineless loser in charge and Blair legacy, Lib Dems are pretenders and nobodies, Greens aren't a strong enough party, UKIP is full of mysoginstic, racist, clown faced bumblefecks.