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[tsubaki]

Like this you mean….

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I'm sure we will see similar sorts of statements about how these women were robbed out of the mouths of your creatures soon, pete.

 

[Xizor]

This proposal wasn't to deal with the women who were directly affected by it dave, it was to pay out to everyone in the affected cohort. It wasn't even to compensate them for being affected by it either, it was to compensate them for not noticing it (despite it being reported on at length).

You can try, but this is just going to be the WFA all over again where Dave just blithely asserts that every single person affected is someone's poor old nan without 2 bob to rub together, rather than accept that some of them are multimillionaire mansion-occupiers who blow their £300 in the airport on the way to their winter Caribbean break (and everything in between).

 

[davek]

This proposal wasn't to deal with the women who were directly affected by it dave, it was to pay out to everyone in the affected cohort. It wasn't even to compensate them for being affected by it either, it was to compensate them for not noticing it (despite it being reported on at length).

Hold on, the argument that these women didnlt know what was happening in order to prepare is utter BS. Even the ombudsman states that and the imbecile Liz Kendall states there was a lack of rigour in informing these women on an individual level. That's why we have government bureacracies: so that written communication between the relevant department of government informs people directly affected by their decision making.

You're backing the wrong horse here. To side with a heartless government over people who landed in debt through no fault of their own is very poor.

 

[davek]

ting on WASPI women
ting on pensioners
ting on low income familes over two child benefit cap
ting on people on UC who are physically and/or mentally incapacitated

...congratulations for voting for that ''kin lot.

 

[Goat]

ting on WASPI women
ting on pensioners
ting on low income familes over two child tax credit
ting on people on UC who are physically and/or mentally incapacitated

...congratulations for voting for that ''kin lot.

You are very welcome.

 

[davek]

Rachel Reeves - £163,0000 p.a.

Reeves' husband, Nicolas Joicey, Chief Operating Officer and Second Permanent Secretary at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - £175,000 p.a.

Alright for some isn't it?

 

[davek]

You are very welcome.

Class traitor.

 

[Goat]

Rachel Reeves - £163,0000 p.a.

Reeves' husband, Nicolas Joicey, Chief Operating Officer and Second Permanent Secretary at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - £175,000 p.a.

Alright for some isn't it?

I find it crazy that you think somebody with such a good job should be paid peanuts.

Class traitor.

Your support of Galloway showed the forum what kind of person you are Dave.

 

[davek]

On the WASPI treachery:

Sharon Graham, general secretary of the Unite union – a major donor to Labour – also attacked the move. “Ministers are making the wrong choices – they need to turn back now because voters will not forgive them,” .

 

[davek]

I find it crazy that you think somebody with such a good job should be paid peanuts.


Your support of Galloway showed the forum what kind of person you are Dave.

Is that all you've got to attack me with...a defence of rich people and a tired cliche about George Galloway?

 

[Goat]

On the WASPI treachery:

You need to speak to my Father in Law, hes quite high up in Unite, actually good mates with Mrs Graham, he would make your hatred of Starmer seem mild.

 

[Goat]

Is that all you've got to attack me with...a defence of rich people and a tired cliche about George Galloway?

I think people who get ahead in life should be rewarded.

 

[davek]

You need to speak to my Father in Law, hes quite high up in Unite, actually good mates with Mrs Graham, he would make your hatred of Starmer seem mild.

He sounds like a sensible man. Maybe you should start listening to him?

 

[Goat]

He sounds like a sensible man. Maybe you should start listening to him?

I didnt vote for Starmer.

 

[davek]

I think people who get ahead in life should be rewarded.

They shouldn't be making decisions that cement people into poverty when they themselves are collectively living off over £300,000 p.a.

That's obscene.