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I have replied to the consultation yet, my Mum has been writing out some replies for me though and then I will add my own thoughts.
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Sorry, that should read as ‘haven’t replied to the consultation yet’.
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Actually, having thought about it since, I've realised that they won't want to touch these cuts. I bet that they can see that they are pure poison.
As they have done so badly in the Local Elections, they will want to be particularly careful how they are seen.
Let's face it, a lot of Labour MPs who vote for the proposals will bitterly regret doing so by the General Election, it will be their turn to go the jobcentre!! 🤭
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I watched an MP today called jonathon bash ( I think ) . He said he’s now voting against the cuts , he was then asked does he regret voting for the WFA to be cut. He said yes he regrets and thinks about it every day 😀
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Video on disability talk with Steve shows the ages of claimants who get 4 points . I can’t link it but hopefully someone here can . It basically shows that the older you are the less likely you are to get 4 points showing this is not about getting people into jobs .
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Freedom of information request that was submitted to the DWP and a breakdown of who scores 4pts.
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The Above document is from this vid ....
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Did you hear what he said when asked if he regrets voting for the cuts to WFA ? Oh yes I regret it now and think about it every day . Of course he does now there’s been a fight back .
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I read somewhere the Tory’s have said there voting against, this according to Ben claimant after he spoke to ministers after the debate. How true this is I don’t know.
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so the Tory minister did say they would vote against. According to what I read all Tory’s voting against. 5 reform voting for cuts . Independents against. If that’s true Starmer needs Labour on his side .
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I've messaged a number of Labour MP's on X saying that if these proposals go through that they're out of power at the next General Election. They'll also lose seats next year at the council elections as well. It's only my gut feeling but I think Labour will get this past. However down the line I think that some of these proposals will be watered down.
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I hope they water it down, especially the 4 points rule and attaching lcwra to it .
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They basically used the msm to spread misinformation that they’re targeting young people that are “ bluesy” or neurodivergent. When in fact it shows the ones really affected will be older people with physical conditions. It’s not about finding us work but taking money off us . They know as people age conditions get worse and there’s no possibility of us getting better. Pure evil
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Isn’t it strange that if the Tory’s have said they’ll vote against it hasn’t been in the msm ?
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Just an opinion, I could be wrong but I think that we have heard nothing more about those harsher proposals because it may be its all they are, a threat.
One to demoralise us even futher, hoping that we will just give up, roll over and accept all these proposals they want to destroy us with.
Considering how well the current round of cuts is going with so many others in the Labour government, ourselves, our DPOs and many of the general public I would say (sarcastically) good luck with that one!! 😁
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