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usainlightning
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- 20-07-2009 14:17
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Andy the Anarchist
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- 20-07-2009 14:26
They really need to bring in the death penalty for watching Jeremy Kyle, it would rid the country of so many problems.
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- 20-07-2009 14:34
(Original post by Andy the Anarchist)
They really need to bring in the death penalty for watching Jeremy Kyle, it would rid the country of so many problems. -
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- 20-07-2009 14:36
The funny thing is, that lad is probably the kind of person who blames immigrants for all of his problems and incidently supports the BNP.
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- 20-07-2009 14:38
Im not pro-American policy of 'no work then thats your problem' but i think we have got to a stage in Britain where its pretty ridiculous.
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- 20-07-2009 14:39
Seen it before. He's a right tosser but I'm sure getting £75 every two weeks makes him happy.
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- 20-07-2009 14:44
I saw in the papers the other day about a woman who was 40, had three kids by three different fathers and had been on benefits since she was 17. And these are the people the left bleat and weep about, and then point fingers at the 'nasty capitalist' as the cause of their problems.
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Andy the Anarchist
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- 20-07-2009 14:45
I love this spoof video though, pretty much summarises my feelings towards Jeremy Kyle
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- 20-07-2009 14:53
(Original post by Aeolus)
The funny thing is, that lad is probably the kind of person who blames immigrants for all of his problems and incidently supports the BNP.
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(Original post by yoyo462001)
Im not pro-American policy of 'no work then thats your problem' but i think we have got to a stage in Britain where its pretty ridiculous. -
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- 20-07-2009 20:44
Jeremy Kyle *shudders*
Perhaps the government could devote greater attention however, to tax cheats as opposed to benefit fraudsters. Withholding money is made all the worse when you have no need to in the first place. -
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- 20-07-2009 20:46
I had to go on incapacity benefits last year and I hated it despite having paid National Insurance for 5 years and actually deserving it. I stopped recieving it as soon as a could go back to work, even though it was about 1/4 of the money and they are still sending me letters trying to give me more money. I keep ringing them telling them that I don't want the money but it's no wonder we have scum cheating off the state when it's so easy. I know people will argue and say how there's no jobs because of the recession but there's plenty of litter all over the streets - give 'em a brush and send them out on the streets.
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- 20-07-2009 21:04
As I am effectively paying for people on jobseekers allowance through my income tax, I feel like I should have some say in what they do with their time. Maybe they could do the jobs that people who are at work don't have time to do. Like mowing the lawn, or re-painting their front door. I think there are some people on jobseekers who wouldn't mind as they genuinly want to do something and are probably bored stiff sitting at home watching Jeremy Kyle.
I am also of the opinion that if someone can't get paid work they could at least work for a charity in the interim especially if it wouldn't cost anything to do. People could make themselves more employable and boost their self esteem at the same time as helping people in need of their time. -
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- 20-07-2009 22:29
How sad.
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All the unemployed to wind up wind up radios for the exclusive use of taxpayers.
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(Original post by yoyo462001)
Im not pro-American policy of 'no work then thats your problem' but i think we have got to a stage in Britain where its pretty ridiculous. -
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- 21-07-2009 14:52
I think this shows the problem with our society, some people are ok with sponging and not trying to get an education. Its not fair that people who work or need money etc are short becuase of attitudes like that. More than anything people like that really humiliate Britain, what an existence.
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- 21-07-2009 15:58
It needs to be fixed, our benefit system is far too generous.
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