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Originally Posted by sugarmouse0707
It appears from that article, or points toward it at least, that she had struggled with depression or something of the same for a while by now. I can't help but think that somebody in a different ,more pragmatic frame of mind would have asked their family/friends for help, knowing they would rather that than this. I've no doubt her family must have been noble or loving enough to offer her at least a part of the extra monies.It seems she was unable to deal with her issues, either through her own onus or her family's.
The government are to blame for not assisting finding her somewhere else to live,but they're not to blame for her death. There were other options available, and her choice to not take them.
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What a load of tripe!
A large part of the UK suffer from depression and can cope with it until they are pushed beyond their personal tipping point, her family no doubt would rather she had asked them than take this 'final solution'.
She had managed to deal with her 'issues' until hit by this ill thought out attack on the Countries vulnerable.
The Government are to blame, because there aren't enough one bedroom properties to move all that are effected into, so all they are doing is taxing the poor and no doubt this woman will not be the last person driven to this extreme by them.
When are people such as you going to wake up and realise that this isn't an attack on scroungers, but an attack on the poor and the ill, will you only consider it to be wrong if it unfortunately happens to you, or when one of your loved ones gets so desperate that you lose them to this terribly cruel and uncaring shift in our societies moral fibre?
RIP The Victims Of A Cruel Tax, Don't Feel Alone, There Will Be Many More...