Changes To Housing Benefits - Page 12

dts · 19-02-2013, 23:57

ok then, mr osbourne thinks it would be to "costly" to look at homes worth over two millon quid, strange that but he can get the "bedroom tax" going..wonders why that is?

Boeing Guy · 20-02-2013, 07:08

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Originally Posted by dts

ok then, mr osbourne thinks it would be to "costly" to look at homes worth over two millon quid, strange that but he can get the "bedroom tax" going..wonders why that is?

Seeing this so called 'bedroom tax' apples to rented housing from the Council or Housing association and not to private owned homes, I fail to see the validitity of your arguments.

Your like a poor c'mon ....

jaysay · 20-02-2013, 08:03

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy

Seeing this so called 'bedroom tax' apples to rented housing from the Council or Housing association and not to private owned homes, I fail to see the validitity of your arguments.

Your like a poor c'mon ....

The problem is BG we've got two of um now

Boeing Guy · 20-02-2013, 08:10

Not thought of that Jay.............darn it, come back Mancie, all is forgiven.....

jaysay · 20-02-2013, 08:28

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Not thought of that Jay.............darn it, come back Mancie, all is forgiven.....

Well at least Mancie had a brain, these two ain't got one between um

Gordon Booth · 20-02-2013, 14:02

Perhaps Less is a bit old to start now but if he gets a move on and had 11 children he could have a brand new £400,000 house free and pay no bedroom tax. He could also, after inspecting it, tell the council he didn't like it and wanted a better one.
He could even have his own horse(they're edible) and it would only cost him £200 a month of his benefits. In fact, he could probably afford 3 horses( apparently others can and you'd never be short of a home made lasagne).

Less · 20-02-2013, 15:41

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Originally Posted by Gordon Booth

Perhaps Less is a bit old to start now but if he gets a move on and had 11 children he could have a brand new £400,000 house free and pay no bedroom tax. He could also, after inspecting it, tell the council he didn't like it and wanted a better one.
He could even have his own horse(they're edible) and it would only cost him £200 a month of his benefits. In fact, he could probably afford 3 horses( apparently others can and you'd never be short of a home made lasagne).

I could start today, by God given the right woman/women I could fill the spare bedroom in next to no time!

Oh hang on though, hadn't considered my bad back, can I throw a sick note in until my spine matches my libido?

Less · 20-02-2013, 16:25

Addendum to the above, I'd better not throw another sicky anywhere, I did that end of January, still going through the system living on thin air, if I threw another that would only cause delays.

Gordon Booth · 20-02-2013, 17:12

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Oh hang on though, hadn't considered my bad back,

Come on, Less, you've more imagination than me and even I've thought of a way around that problem.
Stop making excuses!

cmonstanley · 20-02-2013, 19:01

well say that to the mum whos son is in afghanastan an has to move house .boeing and co you are off your rocker,you havent a clue about real life

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accyman · 20-02-2013, 19:21

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well say that to the mum whos son is in afghanastan an has to move house .boeing and co you are off your rocker,you havent a clue about real life

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these cases are becoming more fequent unfortunatly and will increase because after july i think it is anyone who appeals a decision made by DWP will recieve no money what so ever while they wait for their appeal which can take 6-9 months.Because courts are overturning %90 of ATOS and DWP's decisions cameron has instead of realising his methods arnt working has instead opted to make people face starvation and destitution if they dare appeal.

At the last count 12 people a week were dying from the DWP'S and ATOS's decisions or treatment of ill people yet no one cares but if the government lined up 12 people per week and shot them in the street there would be outrage.

villifying the mentally ill and disabled has clearly worked and while thetide is against them cameron and co are clearing them out regardless of what may happen to them.

i wouldnt put it past cameron to tell doctors and surgeons that if someone cant be repaired to a state fit for working then they shoudl be left to die and treatment witheld

cmonstanley · 20-02-2013, 19:28

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Seeing this so called 'bedroom tax' apples to rented housing from the Council or Housing association and not to private owned homes, I fail to see the validitity of your arguments.

Your like a poor c'mon ....

Look at this graph

accyman · 20-02-2013, 20:29

i dont trust that graph have you seen who their source is ....

cmonstanley · 21-02-2013, 05:58

freedom of inforrmation act from the national statistics,this is now the usual way to get the truth from this goverment.just like ian duncan smith squealing like a petulant child yesterday when a radio presenter asked him for the truth. truly embarrasing.there was no jimmy involved in this graph.

Neil · 21-02-2013, 06:53

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....if the government lined up 12 people per week and shot them in the street there would be outrage....

That depends who they were, if they had hook hands I think most would agree