Should Millionaire Mick lead to the abolition of Tax Credits?

PaulF81

BACKFRMTHEEDGE wrote: »

I have never reported anyone for abuse on MSE.

But really?

Why are you still allowed to post on MSE? I have seen other posters banned for much less.

It's done elsewhere in the civilised world.

http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1981916,00.html

Why would you want people who are unable to make sensible decisions for themselves bring children into this world who have next to no hope thanks to their parents misguided ways?

posh*spice

PaulF81 wrote: »

It's done elsewhere in the civilised world.

http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1981916,00.html

Why would you want people who are unable to make sensible decisions for themselves bring children into this world who have next to no hope thanks to their parents misguided ways?

Some might include you...

posh*spice

BACKFRMTHEEDGE wrote: »

And Universal Credit is going to change that how?

CLAPTON wrote: »

it isn't, why do you ask?

Because Tax Credits are being replaced with Universal Credits.?

PaulF81

posh*spice wrote: »

Some might include you...

Maybe they would. Difference is, I will be in a position to enact change when I am more skilled, possibly as an employer, whilst they will be chodding it up still wingeing about Maggie on their benefits.

PaulF81

posh*spice wrote: »

Because Tax Credits are being replaced with Universal Credits.?

And hopefully cut further once the coalition of the right get a majority next election.

CLAPTON

posh*spice wrote: »

Because Tax Credits are being replaced with Universal Credits.?

are universal credits going to change the current 16 hour rule?

Murphy_Gooner

PaulF81 wrote: »

And hopefully cut further once the coalition of the right get a majority next election.

Well we all know that isnt going too happen.
Even with the last election when the Torries had a higher popularity, they still couldn't get a majority.
So what makes you think fast-forward too 2015 that Cameron will get a majority?

They pretty much !!!! everyone off. And that includes the working class.

PaulF81

Murphy_Gooner wrote: »

Well we all know that isnt going too happen.
Even with the last election when the Torries had a higher popularity, they still couldn't get a majority.
So what makes you think fast-forward too 2015 that Cameron will get a majority?

They pretty much !!!! everyone off. And that includes the working class.

He won't. But with UKIP with significant momentum, the political landscape is about to take a sharp shift right.


If you think the con/dem coalition has been bad for troglodyte can't work won't work scum, just wait till the conservatives oust Cameron and go in coalition with a bunch of euro hating right wing frothers.

Murphy_Gooner

PaulF81 wrote: »

He won't. But with UKIP with significant momentum, the political landscape is about to take a sharp shift right.


If you think the con/dem coalition has been bad for troglodyte can't work won't work scum, just wait till the conservatives oust Cameron and go in coalition with a bunch of euro hating right wing frothers.

Again, none of that you mentioned above will happen.

Just like the BNP who gained a bit of popularity because people were getting fed up of the party they normally vote for. It will be the same with UKIP.
As much as agree with some of UKIP's manifesto. Like saving the countryside and stopping the wind farms. They will never get into government.