Budget - tougher for DLA claimants

ash4becks

krisskross wrote: »

ash4becks wrote: »

so your norha batty's more annoying sister insteed that quite francly talks a heap off sh*te :rotfl:

you talk like your from the 1800's people have disabitys thats not for you to judge get along with your own life and your small minded views and you frankly you just embassing yourself get a grip[/QUOTE

Yes I will get on with my life confident in the belief that the ridiculously easy to con benefit system is going to be reformed.

does that mean we con the nhs and doctors also , and medical tests that prove your condition and to get though all of the silly atos medicals which i have had mine lasted 10 mins and said he didnt no why they sent me in i had just last my granda 3 days before hand and compained about that infact

krisskross

summerof0763 wrote: »

krisskross wrote: »

well thats you out then eh.

But I don't claim any benefits. Never have, never will.
Sorry forgot. Family Allowance for 3 of our 4 children

Indie_Kid

krisskross wrote: »

But I don't claim any benefits. Never have, never will.
Sorry forgot. Family Allowance for 3 of our 4 children

Not even the tax allowances in the 1970s for having children?

DX2

sh1305 wrote: »

Not even the tax allowances in the 1970s for having children?

Scrapping the barrel there Sh.

krisskross

Well you've all ganged up with your insults.

Always a sure sign that you are losing/have lost the discussion when you resort to ill spelled, poorly written insults.

Indie_Kid

DX2 wrote: »

Scrapping the barrel there Sh.

Still a benefit though.

krisskross

sh1305 wrote: »

Not even the tax allowances in the 1970s for having children?

I believe my husband claimed these. Not me. and you need to go back a bit further. My children were born in the 60s

summerof0763

sh1305 wrote: »

Still a benefit though.

your husband aa does not count of course,neither does any unemployment,during either of your life,or sickness time off.

Indie_Kid

krisskross wrote: »

I believe my husband claimed these. Not me. and you need to go back a bit further. My children were born in the 60s

You benefitted from them though.

Oldernotwiser

summerof0763 wrote: »

your husband aa does not count of course,neither does any unemployment,during either of your life,or sickness time off.

Believe it or not, there are plenty of people who have never claimed a penny in unemployment benefits or sickness benefits in the whole of their working lives. Being on and off benefits may not be anybody's fault but it's hardly a normal way of living.