43000 people forced to move because of benefit cap

The_White_Horse

this is great news.

the shadow lefty said "this can't be right? thousands of kids moved from schools to other areas??"

of course it is right you stupid lefty. these people should not be in these areas in the first place!!!!! scum and chavs lording it up in areas working people can't even dream of living.

the housing benefit cap is still far to high. firstly there should be nothing for 4 bedroom homes. people that don't work don't deserve 4 bedroom homes. the most anyone on benefits should ever get is a 2 bedroom flat. if they do have 4 bedroom homes they should be forced to share with others. hard working students have to share - why not money grubbing work shy filth?????

this country is in a mess because people think they deserve. they deserve nothing!

mcjordi

wheres the *shakes head* smiley when you need it..

posters like you !!!! me off something rotten

Graham_Devon

43,000?

Better make a U-Turn then.

ILW

The cap is something like £25k pa. Cannot see the problem, it is a price that most working people could not afford.

kaya

opinions are like ars**oles
everybody has one

chewmylegoff

Hardly the Kosovo style ethnic cleansing that Boris has been going on about. 0.5% of the population of London will need to move to another part of London.


Bothered?

kabayiri

Horsey is right.

London is for wealthy people who earn, surely everyone knows that.

If it were also for poor people and chavs then why did they invent Slough ?

mbga9pgf

He is right. Anyone who says otherwise is on the skim and didnt work hard enough at school.

PasturesNew

ILW wrote: »

The cap is something like £25k pa. Cannot see the problem, it is a price that most working people could not afford.

This is the thing - workers have to commute long distances as they can't afford to live closer to where they work.

Workers get the short stick.

ILW

PasturesNew wrote: »

This is the thing - workers have to commute long distances as they can't afford to live closer to where they work.

Workers get the short stick.

In addition, most workers tend to plan the size of their family around their earnings.

chewmylegoff

PasturesNew wrote: »

This is the thing - workers have to commute long distances as they can't afford to live closer to where they work.

Workers get the short stick.

or, if they suddenly find their income reduced such that they cannot afford to pay for the house they are living in, they have to move house, they might even have to move their children to a different school.

it would apparently be inhumane to expect people on benefits to suffer the same inconveniences.