OldBlueLady
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I'm pretty sure Rusty wouldn't advocate for getting rid of the Royal Family!
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why i believe that an untargeted slashing of the welfare budget is a false economy.
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Tangled up in Blue
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Yes.But the whole point is that you don't need to take out health/accident insurance if you have a European Health Card.Even Ken Clarke made this point on a recent Question Time show.
Tangled up in Blue
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I would.:smile:
hockleyeast1964
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wouldnt it brilliant if we could get rid of his royal highness Tony Blair and her royal higness Cherie Blair. What a pair of hypocrites.
applelover
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I have reviewed my views on the monarchy ever since they started giving me extra bank holidays.
Another Surrey Shrimper
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my youngest daughter asked if we'd have to work an extra day in the event of a royal divorce
Holy Joe
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I don't think the argument should be if benefit claimants can spend the money on whatever they like - but more should the benefit system fund 'luxuries'?
http://www.itv.com/daybreak/hottopics/benefits-claimant-manchester/
http://www.itv.com/daybreak/hottopics/benefits-claimant-manchester/
dingleydangley
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Blimey, I didn't even know this was here.
Some interesting and scary reading (though I didn't get through all of it). My overall impression is that the 'divide and rule' policy of this sh*t government is working a treat. Anyone who willingly goes along with the dismantling of the welfare state must have no sense of history. Having said that, maybe they went to Eton, too. Cameron's been talking about ending the 'something for nothing' culture, which is great. Maybe he can start with the cash that enabled him and his chums to plan their career paths at the age of four. It's not like that for most people, and some of them become whipping boys and girls for supporters of single-issue parties on internet sites.
There, and I didn't mention the Daily Mail once....d'oh
Some interesting and scary reading (though I didn't get through all of it). My overall impression is that the 'divide and rule' policy of this sh*t government is working a treat. Anyone who willingly goes along with the dismantling of the welfare state must have no sense of history. Having said that, maybe they went to Eton, too. Cameron's been talking about ending the 'something for nothing' culture, which is great. Maybe he can start with the cash that enabled him and his chums to plan their career paths at the age of four. It's not like that for most people, and some of them become whipping boys and girls for supporters of single-issue parties on internet sites.
There, and I didn't mention the Daily Mail once....d'oh
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