The official 2024 budget discussion.
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It's true I was fearless before entering welfare state now I'm scared of my own shadow
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They do control my whole mind. I get the phone being hacked by them as well. Also my computer randomly flashes and I think it is them monitoring how long I spend online.
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Me too my daughter is like get a grip you done noting wrong no one would ever understand the fear of them
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I was going to ask bank if dwp cab get access to my account I was to acared to ask
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They succeeded in what they wanted us so low year after year psychology they been emotionally terrifying us bringing more toxicity into our life's beating us down bit by bit it's like the worst tocix relationship ever
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Whoa seen films like that
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Liz Kendal is on bbc parliamentary chanel at 6.30 am tomorrow morning answering questions about the welfare budget.
I don't know if its a repeat of what she already said but I have set it to record.
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And on Wednesday 9.30 let us known whats said I cant watch x
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To be fair ,I think we are worrying unnecessarily , but they are putting the fear of God in us, just for having MH problems,that they don't seem to understand, and tired to use the divide and conquer method so people, start to think we are just lazy , and should give ourselves a good shake and get on with it, if only they lived one day inside our heads !
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They would go insane absolutely insane y
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It's dreadful how you are all feeling, beyond unfair and cruel.
I used to be the same, I still have terrible anxiety and worry myself sick about many things, however Where the dwp are concerned I refuse to let them rob a second of my peace of mind, out of stubbornness and principle.
I sent an email recently I posted it on a few threads, I think this was one, can't recall, and not one of those clowns has replied as of yet. Next stage will be looking up the details of all the newer ones, better ones and greens etc and sending them a copy of the original with a request they raise the issue, they need to get on here and see the damage they have done to people with their games and rhetoric.
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In 2016 I had am assessment she lied in everything I hit the roof the rage I felt I wrote letter after letter I was calling up screaming say all sorts of things I had a breakdown the names I called them I cant repeat some times I think it's better be angry or should I say fearful because fear is agonising
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I will Catherine. X
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Well your not wrong there like sos training who can break first oh thier lies love the part about mafia I wonder if they actually have some psychological advice to break the massive I think they have for decades oh thanks the mafia part excellent did make me chuckle
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I don't have the strength to do this sort of stuff myself. So I really appreciate the fact the people like yourself are doing stuff like this for yourselves and the rest of us. Keep on keepin' on, dude. 👍️
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If we all survive to vote in the next GE, remember that as bad as Labour are treating us right now, Reform would be far worse. I do worry about people getting conned by all their lies, remember whose side they are really on - the billionaires who own them (literally, they are a privately owned company).
Billionaires have no use for the 'economically inactive' - they want shot of all of us. It may be very tempting to stick a finger up at the main parties, but if you vote for the Tigers eating faces party, your face will get eaten…
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I'd vote to be electrocuted before I voted for those maniacs.
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Totally agree didn't they want to abolish National Insurance and come out of ECHR I've seen a few interviews from tories saying to come out of ECHR wonder if that's next and no o would never vote reform but labour will push more people to vote reform your right that would be the end they remind me of men that go to working men's club not liking different cultures that is not my type of people
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