Housing Benefit under occupancy Help

nannytone_2

tp those of us that have a disability... this is hysr aabither hardship to endure.

to those that have commented without knowing how hard daily lufe can be ...

i hope you bever have cause to see our point of view![/B]

Heycock

Like I said Morlock, I look, I observe, I learn from experience. You read statistics. Nice life. Get out more.

nannytone_2

Heycock wrote: »

Like I said Morlock, I look, I observe, I learn from experience. You read statistics. Nice life. Get out more.

tp ypu its statistics ... to me its my lige!

y gave fot a life for now .... but fir not much longer

Heycock

nannytone....it's not me who is obsessed with statistics...it's Morlock. I'm anti statistics....like you my opinions on this are formed by life experience. I'm trying to get Morlock to share HIS experience instead of churning out endless stats in an attempt to gainsay. Jeez, we couldn't even get away with that in debate in the 6th form 40 years ago!

Heycock

What's a morlock anyway?...A cannibalistic troglodyte sub-species with severe anti-social tendencies from the distant future!

nannytone_2

i dont blame you haycock lol
bibe if us have any real power unless they want us to bote!

i just want other people to recognise that there are many amongst us that have neem dumped upon from a great height...
rather than saying its our choice...

when many of us have no choicce

princessdon

nannytone wrote: »

i dont blame you haycock lol
bibe if us have any real power unless they want us to bote!

i just want other people to recognise that there are many amongst us that have neem dumped upon from a great height...
rather than saying its our choice...

when many of us have no choicce

And many DO have a choice.

Morlock

Heycock wrote: »

Like I said Morlock, I look, I observe, I learn from experience. You read statistics. Nice life. Get out more.

The majority of people affected by the bedroom tax are disabled, single females with only one spare bedroom, living in areas where under-occupancy is not a significant problem. The policy relies on these disabled women staying put and absorbing the cost to realise any savings, it is a direct tax on disabled people living in social housing. I have provided links and statistics to back up all of the above facts about the bedroom tax, from the same documents that the government perused to justify its introduction.

I'm still waiting for proof to justify your claim, not just, "I worked at ABC for XYZ years, therefore 123 is true." Which would, of course, make your 'facts' entirely subjective and worthy of a very large pinch of salt.

mazza111

princessdon wrote: »

And many DO have a choice.

No one's disputing that fact tho PD. As I've said I'm all for it, if the choice is available....

I feel like i'm repeating myself now

nannytone_2

what morlock says applies to ,e.

out of 6 flats ... 4 are occupied by single females, u works full tome on minimum wage, 2 work part time but not through chice and i am ubavle to work at all