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The doesn't seem to be much coverage in the media so far about the Welfare Reform Bill's first reading which is happening tomorrow. I have a feeling the Government don't want to bring to to much attention to it.
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Thankyou for sharing with all this can they not be done ??
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Love the part Don't be fooled it's true they become desperate as said in here start doing adverts benefit scroungers or happy happy job centre ads we all know that's the fire of hell
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I just cannot get my head around the benefits changes , it is like they enjoy causing pain and suffering , do they hate disabled people that much ?
There are other ways to save money , yet they do NOT care that these cuts will cause hardship and some people may die , sorry but it is true. Makes me think they are doing it to kill people off .
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TThis could be watered down honestly all the back lash ministers might act all mighty but the MPs are hearing and getting all the emails unless thier inept like the ministers they will no way agree we have all been calling them out thier names faces all over the media it is political suicide anyone who agrees will be Remembered as nasty party who went against elderly and disabled and the u turn males no difference it's the fact they did it in first place and with all grooming gang awful horrific stories of those poor young girls all new mps will not want to be associated with a party who covered things up I personally think we will see a few more going independent leaving starmer amd his mess behind
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Do your universal claim then definitely apply for pip
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When do a recording play benny hill music in the back ground or I'd play I'm a firestarter twisted firestarter or tellytubbies sorry bring stupid it's the sun π every area is diffrent but you will definitely get your form way before 2026 I feel like that about universal credit I'm thinking did I throw letter out always something to fret about
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So good all coming out now !! They lost the point shows even more money cutting exercise tur tut did they really think they could hide it all oh yes they did if this went to court with all proof lack of consultations discrimination leaving people in complete poverty as CAB said pathways to poverty I didn't know but government paid them 20 million for uc migration and fair play they wasn't bought social science autism MS society so so so many damming letters they ignored everyone they should of played ball because I believe they will have egg on thier faces
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https://www.msn.com/en-gb/health/other/one-in-10-working-age-people-in-wakefield-and-rothwell-on-disability-benefits-as-charity-warns-cuts-will-drive-more-people-into-poverty/ar-AA1CdxzO
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https://www.disabilitynewsservice.com/government-offers-three-clues-that-it-is-set-to-plough-ahead-with-cuts-to-disability-benefits/
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Twisted Firestarter π
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Thats how I feel like I missed it I'm worried because I'm terrible online but your right loads of help that's really good your ready to go
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Thankyou
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It's the sun!!
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It's like something out of Hitler's playbook, work will set you free indeed.
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the DWP found that more time with a work coach improved mental well being for claimants with mental health issues
This sounds like more propaganda, otherwise they must've been really friendly easy going work coaches, because when I had to see a work coach even though she wasn't that bad and nothing was mandatory, my depression, anxiety, and stress got a lot worse (and not just in the moment, it was actually long lasting, I'd be waking up everyday feeling a lot worse) because of her always trying to push me into things that I wouldn't be able to cope with or just wasn't able to face, it made my mental health worse.
I just cannot see how a work coach trying to push someone with mental health issues into things with the threat of sanctions would improve their mental health.
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