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[iworkwhippets 12,867]

16 minutes ago, mel b said:

Laziness , lack of pride in their area/country , and no self respect .

That's it pal, the DWP , are trying to get folks off benefits,and back into work, so there's a job , out on the streets litter picking, or stop there benefits, there's always summat they can do, fair enough, there are folks out there genuinely need benefits, but when these foreigners get.on the internet, and see the state of owd blighty, full of shite, eh, it makes em feel at home, i remember the time way back when i was out in the fields wi mi dogs, deep into the countryside , i came across a full bathroom suite , complete we a turd, eh,  I'm off now doing breakfast now   ta ta 

[Goly 1,822]

10 minutes ago, iworkwhippets said:

That's it pal, the DWP , are trying to get folks off benefits,and back into work, so there's a job , out on the streets litter picking, or stop there benefits, there's always summat they can do, fair enough, there are folks out there genuinely need benefits, but when these foreigners get.on the internet, and see the state of owd blighty, full of shite, eh, it makes em feel at home, i remember the time way back when i was out in the fields wi mi dogs, deep into the countryside , i came across a full bathroom suite , complete we a turd, eh,  I'm off now doing breakfast now   ta ta 

I wouldn't trust them to run a bath, what you'll get is thousands/millions of people getting forced in to work that realistically won't be able to keep a job. It looks like Labour are the new Conservatives, pick on the least fortunate instead of targeting big businesses.

[Leo Sayer 3,053]

Just now, Goly said:

I wouldn't trust them to run a bath, what you'll get is thousands/millions of people getting forced in to work that realistically won't be able to keep a job. It looks like Labour are the new Conservatives, pick on the least fortunate instead of targeting big businesses.

Yep ant got a days work in them 

[Goly 1,822]

4 minutes ago, Leo Sayer said:

Yep ant got a days work in them 

Many are milking the system, that I have no doubt. But how do you separate them from people that genuinely aren't able to work? 

[Leo Sayer 3,053]

3 minutes ago, Goly said:

Many are milking the system, that I have no doubt. But how do you separate them from people that genuinely aren't able to work? 

Exactly the system is fukced 

[Leo Sayer 3,053]

18 minutes ago, Goly said:

I wouldn't trust them to run a bath, what you'll get is thousands/millions of people getting forced in to work that realistically won't be able to keep a job. It looks like Labour are the new Conservatives, pick on the least fortunate instead of targeting big businesses.

Lad who works for me is in his 40,s and asked me if his son could do his work experience ere. So I said yes , he only made it on 2 of the 6 days . His toe was hurting then couldn’t get up then hayfever . One day me and his dad was like n our knees scrubbing floors and he got a stool and sat and watched us , now he didn’t offer or his day say help up us son . The kids now nearly 19 amd sat in his bedroom doing Fuk all since leaving school . Waste of space , I blame the father . Monkey see monkey doo 

[Goly 1,822]

18 minutes ago, Leo Sayer said:

Lad who works for me is in his 40,s and asked me if his son could do his work experience ere. So I said yes , he only made it on 2 of the 6 days . His toe was hurting then couldn’t get up then hayfever . One day me and his dad was like n our knees scrubbing floors and he got a stool and sat and watched us , now he didn’t offer or his day say help up us son . The kids now nearly 19 amd sat in his bedroom doing Fuk all since leaving school . Waste of space , I blame the father . Monkey see monkey doo 

This is a reflection of today's society but how many of these examples actually go on to claim benefits, putting in an application is too much for many youngsters. Lol

I just think that it's unfair that everyone gets labelled as the same, thousands/millions genuinely do need benefits.

Governments could start by promoting positivity about contributing to society, I'm sure many who are too unwell to carry out physically demanding jobs would contemplate  working from home. After COVID there was a big push for this with great success at my company.

Edited February 24 by Goly

[mackem 28,383]

20 minutes ago, Leo Sayer said:

 then couldn’t get up 

Lol,it's would have asked the father was he paralysed,couldn't get up=wouldn't get up.

[Leo Sayer 3,053]

4 minutes ago, mackem said:

Lol,it's would have asked the father was he paralysed,couldn't get up=wouldn't get up.

The fathers is a bit of a waste of space and just leaves the lad to it with no guidance or authority tbh 

[mackem 28,383]

Just now, Leo Sayer said:

The fathers is a bit of a waste of space and just leaves the lad to it with no guidance or authority tbh 

Sad,but a lot of us had similar roles models as kids yet somehow we struggled through it.But the kids probably got a shit future ahead of him statistically.

[Daniel cain 46,755]

Even the cnuts who have a decent job and wage,don't have a full day/week of  work in them these days

[Goly 1,822]

6 minutes ago, Daniel cain said:

Even the cnuts who have a decent job and wage,don't have a full day/week of  work in them these days

Work smart not hard.

[mackem 28,383]

Just now, Goly said:

Work smart not hard.

That was always my motto for my kids,I also told them if your not a genius at least make sure you marry one.

[Goly 1,822]

2 minutes ago, mackem said:

That was always my motto for my kids,I also told them if your not a genius at least make sure you marry one.

I'm neither, so working hard it is.

[Qbgrey 4,176]

Thing is thiers money to be earned , and good money. My worker left me Friday he’s now on a firm doing groundwork’s £180 aday plus vehicle.  Not bill gates money but a van to use is worth a bit nowadays