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I will keep appealing and go to court until I get 4 points if it goes through
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hi ,
Mines up next February so I’m expecting my form any time now. Last time my advisor advised me badly . This time I will fight for the 4 points and I expect this will be DLA-PIP all over again with the dwp having to train more tribunal staff quickly. I doubt they’ll even save money
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me too
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I emailed DPAC and a lot of disability charities last night and attached what was posted on the Benefit and Works site making them aware of it. I'm starting to feel despondent. By the sounds of it the government is not for backing down.
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They don't seem to keeping anyone informed in what action they are taking. Are they talking to any mps on our behalf? They do have more push than us. Maybe they don't want to upset their buddies 🤔
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I saw this post on the Work and Pensions Committee on X yesterday. This is all that we are worth. 'A short inquiry'.
Watch live as we begin our short inquiry into the impact of the Government’s proposals to reform the disability and health related benefits system.
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it’s unbelievable how we are being deserted . Where are the unions? Constant marches and protests defending each other yet none protesting for us . Any other group being treated like this would be stopped by now . Starmer actually took Blair’s government to court to fight for benefits for asylum seekers and won as everyone is entitled to food and shelter. What a hypocrite starmer is as he’s suddenly against welfare for the disabled and elderly. And it seems we are deserving of food and shelter. That’s how I’m feeling today after reading that from B and W .
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just to cover starmer to make it look transparent. How can it be legal in law to bring these reforms in before the impact assessment
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Surely when they see the collateral damage this will all cause, the poverty, people on the streets losing their homes, NHS overload costing government more money there will be people marching in the streets, civil unrest and anarchy. There has to be legal challenges as it's a crime against the disabled. I'd expect this in a dictatorship third world country but not here.
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I really don't know what the outcome of all these proposals is going to be. We just have to keep on fighting the good fight.
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I used to live nearby the scope offices and remember a demonstration outside years ago . Disabled people demonstrating against scope . I’ll probably get in trouble on here for saying it but it’s true .
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II've Messaged a solicitors office and asked can the four point rule change be legally challenged hope they respond stomach in bits
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The courts can't help us the only ones who can our mps that's facts now
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I think our only hope is mps now been seeing more articles saying same I've emailed john mcdonnell and a solicitor to ask was going to email timms what's the point if that
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But that doesn't make sense why not keep them on pip in first place am I missing something
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We need to know what's happening in back ground
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I got four for face to face but I'm nit silly enough to think I would get again especially now it's become a rule they will underscore more this is cruel what thier doing I'm worse now than every because of them all of us our by 2026 we will be weaker what is the answer
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Same because one thing is guaranteed we will all be sicker already am after all this cruelty living in constant state of worry how would they cope evil barbarians
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Correct.
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I got zero face to face . Two years of fighting to upper tier . Even tribunal lied . It broke me and I’ve never fully recovered. Now I’m in the same situation again. I can’t believe it . I’m just hoping the House of Lords gets this watered down or drawn out long enough for the OBR to announce the impacts
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