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By *acingfan OP   Man
2 days ago

Huddersfield

On MSN news today, it says that Labour are thinking of raising the means test threshold from £11,500. I wonder if it will happen and what they would raise it to.

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
2 days ago

Bristol East

More than just the internet - it's on the newspaper front pages, so the party spin doctors must be working hard to soften up public opinion.

Stopping it for all pensioners was the right thing to do - one in 4 pensioners are millionaires.

But they set the bar too low, I think, and took it away from too many people.

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By *alfTankMan
2 days ago

Boston

There are too many old people wasting resources by keeping them warm, fed and healthy. Lazy, useless scroungers should be looking for work, not lounging around watching re runs of bargain hunt and drinking tea. Make them work in the care homes I say. If they refuse cut off their pensions! Feckless freeloaders the lot of em.

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By *ature gay dadMan
2 days ago

blackhall

I read they are considering making the qualification a little broader ,I would not hold your breath on it being down to the allowance uplift

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By *onnaAmourTV/TS
2 days ago

preston


"More than just the internet - it's on the newspaper front pages, so the party spin doctors must be working hard to soften up public opinion.

Stopping it for all pensioners was the right thing to do - one in 4 pensioners are millionaires.

Totally agree with you , I am sure there will be an adjustment in the pipe line .

But they set the bar too low, I think, and took it away from too many people.

"

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By *isa220TV/TS
2 days ago

Greenock

Raise the tax threshold to lot will be paying tax on there pensions

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By *etterbiggerMan
2 days ago

Scunthorpe


"There are too many old people wasting resources by keeping them warm, fed and healthy. Lazy, useless scroungers should be looking for work, not lounging around watching re runs of bargain hunt and drinking tea. Make them work in the care homes I say. If they refuse cut off their pensions! Feckless freeloaders the lot of em.

"

How very dare you. I don't like tea

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By *acingfan OP   Man
2 days ago

Huddersfield

Ah. I'd not seen newspapers. It's good news for many. I'm sure that I won't get this with my work and state pensions combined. But I'm pleased for the people who are just missing out now if it goes ahead.

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By *obert1950Man
2 days ago

Hockley

No axe to grind but financially with just pensions to live on and the Triple Lock increase we are £200 pounds worse off this year than last year

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By *tar33Man
2 days ago

North London (outer)


"Raise the tax threshold to lot will be paying tax on there pensions "

You think we don't pay tax FFS.

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By *ildwestheroMan
2 days ago

Llandrindod Wells


"Raise the tax threshold to lot will be paying tax on there pensions "

Just done my tax returns for 2024/25 and I will be paying more tax this year and even more next. My smallish private pension remains static but the state pension pushes me even further into the tax bracket. Seems the more they give the more they take away.

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By *attersbyMan
2 days ago

cotswold

We could put the pensioners on the beaches with canons . And if they sink a dingy they can have their cold weather payment back as a reward maybe

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By *ockswallower123Man
2 days ago

swadlincote

What threshold are we talking about here as the tax free allowance is £12570.00...

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By *tar33Man
2 days ago

North London (outer)


"We could put the pensioners on the beaches with canons . And if they sink a dingy they can have their cold weather payment back as a reward maybe "

Are you referring to the Japanese brand, famous for its high quality cameras, printers and photocopiers, or the Christian title usually used to refer to a member of certain bodies in subject to an ecclesiastical rule?

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By *attersbyMan
2 days ago

cotswold


"We could put the pensioners on the beaches with canons . And if they sink a dingy they can have their cold weather payment back as a reward maybe

Are you referring to the Japanese brand, famous for its high quality cameras, printers and photocopiers, or the Christian title usually used to refer to a member of certain bodies in subject to an ecclesiastical rule?"

No I meant a cannon with big heavy balls

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By *ph1956Man
2 days ago

COLCHESTER


"There are too many old people wasting resources by keeping them warm, fed and healthy. Lazy, useless scroungers should be looking for work, not lounging around watching re runs of bargain hunt and drinking tea. Make them work in the care homes I say. If they refuse cut off their pensions! Feckless freeloaders the lot of em."

If it wasn't for us poor pensioner Tops, we wouldn't have the time to fuck you bottoms.

Its the only way we can generate enough warmth to stay alive sometimes.

Hehehe!

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff

The weather cock is changing his mind again.

Pathetic excuse of a government, pandering to the old and racist.

No one has a clue what he stands for because he falls at everything.

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By *ecentchapMan
2 days ago

Telford


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One in 4 pensioners are millionaires.

"

Do you have a verifiable source for that - certainly some pensioners are (but you cant include value of property) but I cant believe 1 in 4 are that well off.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"

One in 4 pensioners are millionaires.

Do you have a verifiable source for that - certainly some pensioners are (but you cant include value of property) but I cant believe 1 in 4 are that well off."

Sell your homes!! You don't need 5 bedrooms at 80

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"There are too many old people wasting resources by keeping them warm, fed and healthy. Lazy, useless scroungers should be looking for work, not lounging around watching re runs of bargain hunt and drinking tea. Make them work in the care homes I say. If they refuse cut off their pensions! Feckless freeloaders the lot of em."

Avocado munching, Netflix watching freeloaders

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By *ookingFor...Man
2 days ago

West Sussex

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By *ookingFor...Man
2 days ago

West Sussex

The £10 Christmas bonus, introduced for pensioners in around 1974, should've been linked to inflation.

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By *attersbyMan
2 days ago

cotswold

I do love advocados and pommygranits

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
2 days ago

Bristol East


"

One in 4 pensioners are millionaires.

Do you have a verifiable source for that - certainly some pensioners are (but you cant include value of property) but I cant believe 1 in 4 are that well off."

People's worth is defined by the total value of their estate, including property.

But in the case of our pensioners, the largest single factor isn't property - it's the value of the personal pension they have accumulated.

27% are millionaires.

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By *our-slaveMan
2 days ago

nottingham


"

One in 4 pensioners are millionaires.

Do you have a verifiable source for that - certainly some pensioners are (but you cant include value of property) but I cant believe 1 in 4 are that well off."

According to the latest ONS data, 27% of pensioners are asset rich in that the total value of their house, pensions and belongings are worth over a million pounds. That doesn’t mean they have lots of money to spend.

I suspect that some people who demand that pensioners sell their hard earned assets are renters who are jealous. Renters who don’t buy a home will always have to pay rent, even in retirement.

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
2 days ago

Bristol East

I don't expect anyone to sell their home., millionaire or not. All I'm saying is that there are plenty who don't need you and I to be paying their leccy bill.

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By *our-slaveMan
2 days ago

nottingham


"

One in 4 pensioners are millionaires.

Do you have a verifiable source for that - certainly some pensioners are (but you cant include value of property) but I cant believe 1 in 4 are that well off.

People's worth is defined by the total value of their estate, including property.

But in the case of our pensioners, the largest single factor isn't property - it's the value of the personal pension they have accumulated.

27% are millionaires."

Having a pension worth a million doesn’t make you a millionaire. Unless you draw it all out and bank it of course. That would be very unwise. Potentially ruinous actually.

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By *antsMeetsMan
2 days ago

uxbridge

There are ways around paying less tax, Amazon vouchers are a good way around it. The key is to pay as little tax as possible to this government as its only going to go on the international tramp community invading us in their dinghys

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By *our-slaveMan
2 days ago

nottingham


"I don't expect anyone to sell their home., millionaire or not. All I'm saying is that there are plenty who don't need you and I to be paying their leccy bill.

"

True. I’m 70 and I don’t need it. I’m happy for others to get my share. The problem is that the bar has been set at the wrong height. Some pensioners are suffering because of that.

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By *ub4anellTV/TS
2 days ago

near waterloovile


"What threshold are we talking about here as the tax free allowance is £12570.00..."

To keep up with inflation the free allowance should be £15,355.00.

I paid no income tax in 2020 last year it was £700.00 plus I lost the winter fuel allowance which was another £200.00. To go from no tax to losing £900.00, is a lot.

However I do agree with stopping the winter fuel payment.

They could spend that money on making us energy independent, which in the long term would lower the energy prices.

And just raies the tax free allowance by inflation.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"

One in 4 pensioners are millionaires.

Do you have a verifiable source for that - certainly some pensioners are (but you cant include value of property) but I cant believe 1 in 4 are that well off.

According to the latest ONS data, 27% of pensioners are asset rich in that the total value of their house, pensions and belongings are worth over a million pounds. That doesn’t mean they have lots of money to spend.

I suspect that some people who demand that pensioners sell their hard earned assets are renters who are jealous. Renters who don’t buy a home will always have to pay rent, even in retirement."

I own my own home and still think crippled oaps don't need 5 bedrooms houses. Cash it in let people who want to grow their families have the house.

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
2 days ago

Bristol East


"

Having a pension worth a million doesn’t make you a millionaire. Unless you draw it all out and bank it of course. That would be very unwise. Potentially ruinous actually. "

When we talk of millionaires and billionaires, surely no-one thinks we are referring to the amount of cash in their bank account?

No, these things are defined by the total value of their estate. Pension pots and property are included. Yachts. 2nd homes etc.

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By *attersbyMan
2 days ago

cotswold


"There are ways around paying less tax, Amazon vouchers are a good way around it. The key is to pay as little tax as possible to this government as its only going to go on the international tramp community invading us in their dinghys "

I thoroughly agree it’s look after yourself time .

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By *ew trixTV/TS
2 days ago

doncaster


"There are too many old people wasting resources by keeping them warm, fed and healthy. Lazy, useless scroungers should be looking for work, not lounging around watching re runs of bargain hunt and drinking tea. Make them work in the care homes I say. If they refuse cut off their pensions! Feckless freeloaders the lot of em."
I hope by the time you reach retirement age .labour have raised it to 70 years old

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By *mmabluTV/TS
2 days ago

wirral

I am 72 and therefore a pensioner and find so much offensive crap on hear the ignorance being displayed is beyond comprehension.

I suggest that you all stop being so ignorant and do some volunteering with the old instead of wanking all day

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"There are too many old people wasting resources by keeping them warm, fed and healthy. Lazy, useless scroungers should be looking for work, not lounging around watching re runs of bargain hunt and drinking tea. Make them work in the care homes I say. If they refuse cut off their pensions! Feckless freeloaders the lot of em.I hope by the time you reach retirement age .labour have raised it to 70 years old "

It's not labour that's just a thing that has to happen given how much longer we're all living.

Just make other provisions instead of depending on the state. Be your own master make enough money to be financially independent from the government. That measely 11000 a year will just be an added extra then

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By *antsMeetsMan
2 days ago

uxbridge


"There are ways around paying less tax, Amazon vouchers are a good way around it. The key is to pay as little tax as possible to this government as its only going to go on the international tramp community invading us in their dinghys

I thoroughly agree it’s look after yourself time . "

Oh yes indeed, better off in our pockets than the governments, especially this useless government who have managed to waste more money than any other in the shory space of time they've been in "power". I say power loosely as I don't class Starmer as a leader and more of a weak joke.

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By *ookingFor...Man
2 days ago

West Sussex


"I don't expect anyone to sell their home., millionaire or not. All I'm saying is that there are plenty who don't need you and I to be paying their leccy bill.

"

Bit like us paying for Liz Kendall's 'leccy bill'. She could easily pay for her it rather than claim on expenses.

Snouts in the trough.

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By *arsitMan
2 days ago

Dublin/Lucan

Your State Pension is basically Tax Free - if you have other income you should pay tax on it !!

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
2 days ago

Bristol East


"I don't expect anyone to sell their home., millionaire or not. All I'm saying is that there are plenty who don't need you and I to be paying their leccy bill.

Bit like us paying for Liz Kendall's 'leccy bill'. She could easily pay for her it rather than claim on expenses.

Snouts in the trough. "

Why pick on one MP? Don't they all get to claim costs for having a 2nd home?

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By *0yguyMan
2 days ago

Cumberland


"I don't expect anyone to sell their home., millionaire or not. All I'm saying is that there are plenty who don't need you and I to be paying their leccy bill.

Bit like us paying for Liz Kendall's 'leccy bill'. She could easily pay for her it rather than claim on expenses.

Snouts in the trough.

Why pick on one MP? Don't they all get to claim costs for having a 2nd home?

"

To be fair, if you had to work away from home wouldn’t you expect the firm to pick up the tab?

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By *antsMeetsMan
2 days ago

uxbridge


"I don't expect anyone to sell their home., millionaire or not. All I'm saying is that there are plenty who don't need you and I to be paying their leccy bill.

Bit like us paying for Liz Kendall's 'leccy bill'. She could easily pay for her it rather than claim on expenses.

Snouts in the trough.

Why pick on one MP? Don't they all get to claim costs for having a 2nd home?

"

I hope Starmer fits some sprinklers in his other homes 😆

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By *attersbyMan
2 days ago

cotswold


"I don't expect anyone to sell their home., millionaire or not. All I'm saying is that there are plenty who don't need you and I to be paying their leccy bill.

Bit like us paying for Liz Kendall's 'leccy bill'. She could easily pay for her it rather than claim on expenses.

Snouts in the trough.

Why pick on one MP? Don't they all get to claim costs for having a 2nd home?

To be fair, if you had to work away from home wouldn’t you expect the firm to pick up the tab?"

No I would move nearer to my job it makes more sense

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
2 days ago

Bristol East


"I don't expect anyone to sell their home., millionaire or not. All I'm saying is that there are plenty who don't need you and I to be paying their leccy bill.

Bit like us paying for Liz Kendall's 'leccy bill'. She could easily pay for her it rather than claim on expenses.

Snouts in the trough.

Why pick on one MP? Don't they all get to claim costs for having a 2nd home?

To be fair, if you had to work away from home wouldn’t you expect the firm to pick up the tab?"

Exactly.

If my employer asked me to work out of London, I would not commute. I'd expect to recover the costs of staying in London from the employer.

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
2 days ago

Bristol East


"I don't expect anyone to sell their home., millionaire or not. All I'm saying is that there are plenty who don't need you and I to be paying their leccy bill.

Bit like us paying for Liz Kendall's 'leccy bill'. She could easily pay for her it rather than claim on expenses.

Snouts in the trough.

Why pick on one MP? Don't they all get to claim costs for having a 2nd home?

To be fair, if you had to work away from home wouldn’t you expect the firm to pick up the tab?

No I would move nearer to my job it makes more sense"

The job is their constituency. We ask them to travel to the legislature to represent the interests of their constituency.

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By *attersbyMan
2 days ago

cotswold


"I don't expect anyone to sell their home., millionaire or not. All I'm saying is that there are plenty who don't need you and I to be paying their leccy bill.

Bit like us paying for Liz Kendall's 'leccy bill'. She could easily pay for her it rather than claim on expenses.

Snouts in the trough.

Why pick on one MP? Don't they all get to claim costs for having a 2nd home?

To be fair, if you had to work away from home wouldn’t you expect the firm to pick up the tab?

No I would move nearer to my job it makes more sense

The job is their constituency. We ask them to travel to the legislature to represent the interests of their constituency."

We then they don’t need 2 houses they can stop in a cheap hotel

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
2 days ago

Bristol East

I think "we" are quite generous when it comes to letting them choose their type of abode while in London.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"I don't expect anyone to sell their home., millionaire or not. All I'm saying is that there are plenty who don't need you and I to be paying their leccy bill.

Bit like us paying for Liz Kendall's 'leccy bill'. She could easily pay for her it rather than claim on expenses.

Snouts in the trough.

Why pick on one MP? Don't they all get to claim costs for having a 2nd home?

To be fair, if you had to work away from home wouldn’t you expect the firm to pick up the tab?

No I would move nearer to my job it makes more sense

The job is their constituency. We ask them to travel to the legislature to represent the interests of their constituency.

We then they don’t need 2 houses they can stop in a cheap hotel "

These people are the ones who scream about freedoms but actually want to control everything

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By *attersbyMan
2 days ago

cotswold


"I don't expect anyone to sell their home., millionaire or not. All I'm saying is that there are plenty who don't need you and I to be paying their leccy bill.

Bit like us paying for Liz Kendall's 'leccy bill'. She could easily pay for her it rather than claim on expenses.

Snouts in the trough.

Why pick on one MP? Don't they all get to claim costs for having a 2nd home?

To be fair, if you had to work away from home wouldn’t you expect the firm to pick up the tab?

No I would move nearer to my job it makes more sense

The job is their constituency. We ask them to travel to the legislature to represent the interests of their constituency.

We then they don’t need 2 houses they can stop in a cheap hotel

These people are the ones who scream about freedoms but actually want to control everything "

We are all having to tighten our belts . They are not celebrities just doing a job . Be it not all that well.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"I don't expect anyone to sell their home., millionaire or not. All I'm saying is that there are plenty who don't need you and I to be paying their leccy bill.

Bit like us paying for Liz Kendall's 'leccy bill'. She could easily pay for her it rather than claim on expenses.

Snouts in the trough.

Why pick on one MP? Don't they all get to claim costs for having a 2nd home?

To be fair, if you had to work away from home wouldn’t you expect the firm to pick up the tab?

No I would move nearer to my job it makes more sense

The job is their constituency. We ask them to travel to the legislature to represent the interests of their constituency.

We then they don’t need 2 houses they can stop in a cheap hotel

These people are the ones who scream about freedoms but actually want to control everything

We are all having to tighten our belts . They are not celebrities just doing a job . Be it not all that well. "

If you don't pay people we'll you'll only get extremely rich and selfish people doing the job.

If we provide them a decent pay with benefits it will attract a better class of people.

Short-sightedness has been and continues to be the downfall of the UK population since circa 2016

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By *usicmanxxxMan
2 days ago

skem


"More than just the internet - it's on the newspaper front pages, so the party spin doctors must be working hard to soften up public opinion.

Stopping it for all pensioners was the right thing to do - one in 4 pensioners are millionaires.

Totally agree with you , I am sure there will be an adjustment in the pipe line .

But they set the bar too low, I think, and took it away from too many people.

Am not a millionaire by far

I wish I was

"

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"More than just the internet - it's on the newspaper front pages, so the party spin doctors must be working hard to soften up public opinion.

Stopping it for all pensioners was the right thing to do - one in 4 pensioners are millionaires.

Totally agree with you , I am sure there will be an adjustment in the pipe line .

But they set the bar too low, I think, and took it away from too many people.

Am not a millionaire by far

I wish I was

"

Shoulda, woulda, couldas.

Why should I or anyone from my generation pay your dotagi?

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff

Fail to plan, plan to fail

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By *eepeter4Man
2 days ago

Bournemouth


"There are too many old people wasting resources by keeping them warm, fed and healthy. Lazy, useless scroungers should be looking for work, not lounging around watching re runs of bargain hunt and drinking tea. Make them work in the care homes I say. If they refuse cut off their pensions! Feckless freeloaders the lot of em."

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By *eepeter4Man
2 days ago

Bournemouth

If people stopped bragging about spending the Winter fuel allowance on the Grand children's Christmas present instead of there electric or gas bill the government would not have taken it away .

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By *opcock58Man
2 days ago

Helston


"There are too many old people wasting resources by keeping them warm, fed and healthy. Lazy, useless scroungers should be looking for work, not lounging around watching re runs of bargain hunt and drinking tea. Make them work in the care homes I say. If they refuse cut off their pensions! Feckless freeloaders the lot of em."

Won't be long until your one of them!

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By *einmeMan
2 days ago

Comber


"Raise the tax threshold to lot will be paying tax on there pensions "

????????

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff

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By *antsMeetsMan
2 days ago

uxbridge

One British pensioners who has fought for his or her country and paid taxes here their whole life is worth more to Britain than a thousand international tramps in dinghies.

Case closed.

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By *antsMeetsMan
2 days ago

uxbridge


"There are too many old people wasting resources by keeping them warm, fed and healthy. Lazy, useless scroungers should be looking for work, not lounging around watching re runs of bargain hunt and drinking tea. Make them work in the care homes I say. If they refuse cut off their pensions! Feckless freeloaders the lot of em.

Won't be long until your one of them!

Hope so, get my freebies from working people "

Surely you must be on some sort of disability already? I'm not being funny but you just come accross as a bit slower than the average person.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"There are too many old people wasting resources by keeping them warm, fed and healthy. Lazy, useless scroungers should be looking for work, not lounging around watching re runs of bargain hunt and drinking tea. Make them work in the care homes I say. If they refuse cut off their pensions! Feckless freeloaders the lot of em.

Won't be long until your one of them!"

Hope so get my freebies off working people

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"There are too many old people wasting resources by keeping them warm, fed and healthy. Lazy, useless scroungers should be looking for work, not lounging around watching re runs of bargain hunt and drinking tea. Make them work in the care homes I say. If they refuse cut off their pensions! Feckless freeloaders the lot of em.

Won't be long until your one of them!

Hope so, get my freebies from working people

Surely you must be on some sort of disability already? I'm not being funny but you just come accross as a bit slower than the average person."

As old Maggie said, if they attack you personally, their loosing the argument

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"One British pensioners who has fought for his or her country and paid taxes here their whole life is worth more to Britain than a thousand international tramps in dinghies.

Case closed."

Most are dead mate, when do you think the war was?

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"One British pensioners who has fought for his or her country and paid taxes here their whole life is worth more to Britain than a thousand international tramps in dinghies.

Case closed."

And yet he says I'm the one that's simpler than the British average

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By *DPDRTMan
2 days ago

Bristol

Says a fat old man !

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By *attersbyMan
2 days ago

cotswold

As always any post turn in to a sad slanging match with bitterness from the same sad queens .

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By *antsMeetsMan
2 days ago

uxbridge


"One British pensioners who has fought for his or her country and paid taxes here their whole life is worth more to Britain than a thousand international tramps in dinghies.

Case closed.

Most are dead mate, when do you think the war was?"

Whose dead? The Falklands, NI, Korea, Malaya, Iraq, Bosnia,

Afghanistan wasn't that long ago.

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By *anmannersMan
2 days ago

Uk


"I am 72 and therefore a pensioner and find so much offensive crap on hear the ignorance being displayed is beyond comprehension.

I suggest that you all stop being so ignorant and do some volunteering with the old instead of wanking all day"

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"As always any post turn in to a sad slanging match with bitterness from the same sad queens . "

Bless

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By *einmeMan
2 days ago

Comber


"There are too many old people wasting resources by keeping them warm, fed and healthy. Lazy, useless scroungers should be looking for work, not lounging around watching re runs of bargain hunt and drinking tea. Make them work in the care homes I say. If they refuse cut off their pensions! Feckless freeloaders the lot of em.

Won't be long until your one of them!

Hope so, get my freebies from working people

Surely you must be on some sort of disability already? I'm not being funny but you just come accross as a bit slower than the average person.

As old Maggie said, if they attack you personally, their loosing the argument "

I'm quite certain Mrs.Thatcher said losing.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"One British pensioners who has fought for his or her country and paid taxes here their whole life is worth more to Britain than a thousand international tramps in dinghies.

Case closed.

Most are dead mate, when do you think the war was?

Whose dead? The Falklands, NI, Korea, Malaya, Iraq, Bosnia,

Afghanistan wasn't that long ago. "

Oh! Bless!! Fetishising the army.

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By *ookingFor...Man
2 days ago

West Sussex


"I don't expect anyone to sell their home., millionaire or not. All I'm saying is that there are plenty who don't need you and I to be paying their leccy bill.

Bit like us paying for Liz Kendall's 'leccy bill'. She could easily pay for her it rather than claim on expenses.

Snouts in the trough.

Why pick on one MP? Don't they all get to claim costs for having a 2nd home?

To be fair, if you had to work away from home wouldn’t you expect the firm to pick up the tab?"

MPs are different.

Expenses are there to encourage people who could not otherwise afford the costs of being an MP to stand for election, not to give money to the already wealthy.

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By *andomguy321Man
2 days ago

reading


"There are too many old people wasting resources by keeping them warm, fed and healthy. Lazy, useless scroungers should be looking for work, not lounging around watching re runs of bargain hunt and drinking tea. Make them work in the care homes I say. If they refuse cut off their pensions! Feckless freeloaders the lot of em.

Won't be long until your one of them!

Hope so, get my freebies from working people

Surely you must be on some sort of disability already? I'm not being funny but you just come accross as a bit slower than the average person."

There's 'slow' ... and then backwards

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By *antsMeetsMan
2 days ago

uxbridge


"One British pensioners who has fought for his or her country and paid taxes here their whole life is worth more to Britain than a thousand international tramps in dinghies.

Case closed.

Most are dead mate, when do you think the war was?

Whose dead? The Falklands, NI, Korea, Malaya, Iraq, Bosnia,

Afghanistan wasn't that long ago.

Oh! Bless!! Fetishising the army."

Just proving you wrong again 😆 🤣

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"There are too many old people wasting resources by keeping them warm, fed and healthy. Lazy, useless scroungers should be looking for work, not lounging around watching re runs of bargain hunt and drinking tea. Make them work in the care homes I say. If they refuse cut off their pensions! Feckless freeloaders the lot of em.

Won't be long until your one of them!

Hope so, get my freebies from working people

Surely you must be on some sort of disability already? I'm not being funny but you just come accross as a bit slower than the average person.

There's 'slow' ... and then backwards "

Or......you don't like the mirror I hold up to bigots

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By *ookingFor...Man
2 days ago

West Sussex

Bigots?

WantsMeets is a Labour supporter!

He's one of you!

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By *andomguy321Man
2 days ago

reading


"There are too many old people wasting resources by keeping them warm, fed and healthy. Lazy, useless scroungers should be looking for work, not lounging around watching re runs of bargain hunt and drinking tea. Make them work in the care homes I say. If they refuse cut off their pensions! Feckless freeloaders the lot of em.

Won't be long until your one of them!

Hope so, get my freebies from working people

Surely you must be on some sort of disability already? I'm not being funny but you just come accross as a bit slower than the average person.

There's 'slow' ... and then backwards

Or......you don't like the mirror I hold up to bigots "

You are holding it the wrong way around ... that big bigoted face stares right back at you.

The performative empathy act is looking very old and tired mate.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"Bigots?

WantsMeets is a Labour supporter!

He's one of you! "

News to me!!! Never voted labour

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"There are too many old people wasting resources by keeping them warm, fed and healthy. Lazy, useless scroungers should be looking for work, not lounging around watching re runs of bargain hunt and drinking tea. Make them work in the care homes I say. If they refuse cut off their pensions! Feckless freeloaders the lot of em.

Won't be long until your one of them!

Hope so, get my freebies from working people

Surely you must be on some sort of disability already? I'm not being funny but you just come accross as a bit slower than the average person.

There's 'slow' ... and then backwards

Or......you don't like the mirror I hold up to bigots

You are holding it the wrong way around ... that big bigoted face stares right back at you.

The performative empathy act is looking very old and tired mate. "

It would when you have no empathy for the other

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By *ookingFor...Man
2 days ago

West Sussex


"Bigots?

WantsMeets is a Labour supporter!

He's one of you!

News to me!!! Never voted labour "

Well, assuming you vote, I'd be very interested to learn which party gets your support.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"Bigots?

WantsMeets is a Labour supporter!

He's one of you!

News to me!!! Never voted labour

Well, assuming you vote, I'd be very interested to learn which party gets your support. "

I'm sure you would, my vote my choice.

I'm from the left but I've never voted for labour

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By *orchlightMan
2 days ago

Chippenham

Should just have made it taxable in the first place.

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By *attersbyMan
2 days ago

cotswold


"As always any post turn in to a sad slanging match with bitterness from the same sad queens .

Bless "

Bless what?

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By *ildwestheroMan
2 days ago

Llandrindod Wells


"The weather cock is changing his mind again.

Pathetic excuse of a government, pandering to the old and racist.

No one has a clue what he stands for because he falls at everything."

Wow. You've changed your tune. Is Sir Keir no longer your pin-up boy?

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"The weather cock is changing his mind again.

Pathetic excuse of a government, pandering to the old and racist.

No one has a clue what he stands for because he falls at everything.

Wow. You've changed your tune. Is Sir Keir no longer your pin-up boy?"

He was never my pin up boy, I thought he was better than the tories. Still do!! However, he lost me after the island of strangers speech. I'll still support them if I think it's a good leftist policy but using the language of Farage and renaging on the winter fuel is pathetic!

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By *ildwestheroMan
2 days ago

Llandrindod Wells


"

I own my own home and still think crippled oaps don't need 5 bedrooms houses. Cash it in let people who want to grow their families have the house."

I wonder just how many OAPs live in 5 bedroom houses. Not that many at a guess. Even so if they have worked all their lives to pay for it why should they be forced out of their beloved family home. Obviously a 5 bed home takes some upkeep. Council tax, extra heating, lighting, cleaning etc. Many OAPs do downsize or at least try to. I did last year. Only went from a 3 bed to a 2 bed but actually paid £12k more for this house because it is in a nicer area and has off-street parking. Things are not always black and white.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"

I own my own home and still think crippled oaps don't need 5 bedrooms houses. Cash it in let people who want to grow their families have the house.

I wonder just how many OAPs live in 5 bedroom houses. Not that many at a guess. Even so if they have worked all their lives to pay for it why should they be forced out of their beloved family home. Obviously a 5 bed home takes some upkeep. Council tax, extra heating, lighting, cleaning etc. Many OAPs do downsize or at least try to. I did last year. Only went from a 3 bed to a 2 bed but actually paid £12k more for this house because it is in a nicer area and has off-street parking. Things are not always black and white."

Ok say 3 bedroom home, they don't need it!

People are choosing not to have children because they can't afford a bigger home.

If people weren't so sentimental about bricks and mortar sold up made the market more fluid it would help with freeing up larger homes and make things cheaper as more property would be available.

They clearly don't have to but in not doing they're being selfish, which absolutely rhymes with my experience of that generation

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By *antsMeetsMan
2 days ago

uxbridge


"

I own my own home and still think crippled oaps don't need 5 bedrooms houses. Cash it in let people who want to grow their families have the house.

I wonder just how many OAPs live in 5 bedroom houses. Not that many at a guess. Even so if they have worked all their lives to pay for it why should they be forced out of their beloved family home. Obviously a 5 bed home takes some upkeep. Council tax, extra heating, lighting, cleaning etc. Many OAPs do downsize or at least try to. I did last year. Only went from a 3 bed to a 2 bed but actually paid £12k more for this house because it is in a nicer area and has off-street parking. Things are not always black and white."

You do live in a nice part of the country

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"

I own my own home and still think crippled oaps don't need 5 bedrooms houses. Cash it in let people who want to grow their families have the house.

I wonder just how many OAPs live in 5 bedroom houses. Not that many at a guess. Even so if they have worked all their lives to pay for it why should they be forced out of their beloved family home. Obviously a 5 bed home takes some upkeep. Council tax, extra heating, lighting, cleaning etc. Many OAPs do downsize or at least try to. I did last year. Only went from a 3 bed to a 2 bed but actually paid £12k more for this house because it is in a nicer area and has off-street parking. Things are not always black and white.

You do live in a nice part of the country"

Where the men are men and the sheep run scared

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
2 days ago

Bristol East

To be fair to Sir Kier, the "island of strangers" and "incalculable damage" were specifically in the context of the last term of the Tory administration, when they were letting up to 1.2 million people a year move here.

Immigration at those levels is unsustainable, and that was the context of the remarks. It was not said about immigration in general.

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By *antsMeetsMan
2 days ago

uxbridge

I always think of Powys as posh Wales because of Brecon. Powys and Monmouthshire 👍

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"To be fair to Sir Kier, the "island of strangers" and "incalculable damage" were specifically in the context of the last term of the Tory administration, when they were letting up to 1.2 million people a year move here.

Immigration at those levels is unsustainable, and that was the context of the remarks. It was not said about immigration in general."

Yeah, and then there's the way it lands!!

Terrible, absolutely terrible. Needs to go as does Yvette fetishising filming migrants being deported needs to be sacked

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By *ecentchapMan
2 days ago

Telford


"

One in 4 pensioners are millionaires.

Do you have a verifiable source for that - certainly some pensioners are (but you cant include value of property) but I cant believe 1 in 4 are that well off.

Sell your homes!! You don't need 5 bedrooms at 80"

Lets say you live in London, a small house with far fewer than 5 bedrooms may easily be worth a million. So where is that person to move to to realise the capital?

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"I always think of Powys as posh Wales because of Brecon. Powys and Monmouthshire 👍 "

Brecon posh???lol Powys is massive.

Monmouthshire is posh, lovely land

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
2 days ago

Bristol East


"To be fair to Sir Kier, the "island of strangers" and "incalculable damage" were specifically in the context of the last term of the Tory administration, when they were letting up to 1.2 million people a year move here.

Immigration at those levels is unsustainable, and that was the context of the remarks. It was not said about immigration in general.

Yeah, and then there's the way it lands!!

Terrible, absolutely terrible. Needs to go as does Yvette fetishising filming migrants being deported needs to be sacked "

No, I think the remarks, in the context they were said, will resonate with many people. 1.2m a year is too high

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"

One in 4 pensioners are millionaires.

Do you have a verifiable source for that - certainly some pensioners are (but you cant include value of property) but I cant believe 1 in 4 are that well off.

Sell your homes!! You don't need 5 bedrooms at 80

Lets say you live in London, a small house with far fewer than 5 bedrooms may easily be worth a million. So where is that person to move to to realise the capital? "

If you sell a 5 bed house in London ilyou could buy a 5 bed house in Sheffield or how about a one bedroom flat in the same area but look within your budget!!

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"To be fair to Sir Kier, the "island of strangers" and "incalculable damage" were specifically in the context of the last term of the Tory administration, when they were letting up to 1.2 million people a year move here.

Immigration at those levels is unsustainable, and that was the context of the remarks. It was not said about immigration in general.

Yeah, and then there's the way it lands!!

Terrible, absolutely terrible. Needs to go as does Yvette fetishising filming migrants being deported needs to be sacked

No, I think the remarks, in the context they were said, will resonate with many people. 1.2m a year is too high"

Couldn't give a fuck about many, many are wrong and racist.

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
2 days ago

Bristol East

OK

If he had said it about migration in general, I would be as annoyed as you - I migrated 700 miles to make a life here, and the toyboy migrated 6,500 miles to make a life here - but he didn't.

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By *asyman321Man
2 days ago

north east


"

One in 4 pensioners are millionaires.

Neither can I

Do you have a verifiable source for that - certainly some pensioners are (but you cant include value of property) but I cant believe 1 in 4 are that well off."

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff

And what???

You can't change the words he used or tone he adopted and deliberately made it land with people like me for this response.

Done, I'm out.

How do you explain the vault face on oap freebies?

He stands for nothing!! Along Farage only legitimates him

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By *DC2000Man
2 days ago

Coningsby


"

One in 4 pensioners are millionaires.

Do you have a verifiable source for that - certainly some pensioners are (but you cant include value of property) but I cant believe 1 in 4 are that well off.

Sell your homes!! You don't need 5 bedrooms at 80

Lets say you live in London, a small house with far fewer than 5 bedrooms may easily be worth a million. So where is that person to move to to realise the capital? "

True. A friend lives within walking distance of Wimbledon station, SW19, very expensive. Her house is in a terrace of former railway workers houses, very small, no private parking etc. Typical London terraced street. The house is valued over a million but she's lived there nearly 50 years. To move would be to move away from her support network of friends and downsizing would be difficult given the small 2 bed she's in now. Asset rich..

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"

One in 4 pensioners are millionaires.

Do you have a verifiable source for that - certainly some pensioners are (but you cant include value of property) but I cant believe 1 in 4 are that well off.

Sell your homes!! You don't need 5 bedrooms at 80

Lets say you live in London, a small house with far fewer than 5 bedrooms may easily be worth a million. So where is that person to move to to realise the capital?

True. A friend lives within walking distance of Wimbledon station, SW19, very expensive. Her house is in a terrace of former railway workers houses, very small, no private parking etc. Typical London terraced street. The house is valued over a million but she's lived there nearly 50 years. To move would be to move away from her support network of friends and downsizing would be difficult given the small 2 bed she's in now. Asset rich..

"

Lovely one bed flat would do

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"

One in 4 pensioners are millionaires.

Do you have a verifiable source for that - certainly some pensioners are (but you cant include value of property) but I cant believe 1 in 4 are that well off.

Sell your homes!! You don't need 5 bedrooms at 80

Lets say you live in London, a small house with far fewer than 5 bedrooms may easily be worth a million. So where is that person to move to to realise the capital?

True. A friend lives within walking distance of Wimbledon station, SW19, very expensive. Her house is in a terrace of former railway workers houses, very small, no private parking etc. Typical London terraced street. The house is valued over a million but she's lived there nearly 50 years. To move would be to move away from her support network of friends and downsizing would be difficult given the small 2 bed she's in now. Asset rich..

"

Also not ok for the wealthy suburban to move away from their network but absolutely ok for people who want council houses to be shifted all over the country!!

Talk about two tier

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By *antsMeetsMan
2 days ago

uxbridge


"I always think of Powys as posh Wales because of Brecon. Powys and Monmouthshire 👍

Brecon posh???lol Powys is massive.

Monmouthshire is posh, lovely land "

Parts of it are really nice I know a few who settled there, the pubs aren't posh. Monmouthshire is nice , lived near there in Chepstow , well on the border In Sedbury

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By *crider60Man
2 days ago

Whitstable

I can only just survive on my 56k combined pensions and would be grateful for a little extra help on cold winter days .

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By *ookingFor...Man
2 days ago

West Sussex


"I can only just survive on my 56k combined pensions and would be grateful for a little extra help on cold winter days . "

You can only just survive on £56k a year?

Would you like to have another think about that?

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"I always think of Powys as posh Wales because of Brecon. Powys and Monmouthshire 👍

Brecon posh???lol Powys is massive.

Monmouthshire is posh, lovely land

Parts of it are really nice I know a few who settled there, the pubs aren't posh. Monmouthshire is nice , lived near there in Chepstow , well on the border In Sedbury"

Brecon is backwards, not quite like the valleys both suit people who hate migrants. Both have low tolerance and low migration. Usually the way

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
2 days ago

Bristol East


"I can only just survive on my 56k combined pensions and would be grateful for a little extra help on cold winter days . "

Burn some tenners to keep you warm

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"I can only just survive on my 56k combined pensions and would be grateful for a little extra help on cold winter days . "

I hear your struggle!!

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By *ookingFor...Man
2 days ago

West Sussex


"I always think of Powys as posh Wales because of Brecon. Powys and Monmouthshire 👍

Brecon posh???lol Powys is massive.

Monmouthshire is posh, lovely land

Parts of it are really nice I know a few who settled there, the pubs aren't posh. Monmouthshire is nice , lived near there in Chepstow , well on the border In Sedbury

Brecon is backwards, not quite like the valleys both suit people who hate migrants. Both have low tolerance and low migration. Usually the way "

Posh parts of London only have wealthy doctors, lawyers and similar in terms of migrants.

That's not the same as what you're insinuating! Move in a few refugees into somewhere like Kensington and Chelsea and see the reaction!

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By *eepeter4Man
2 days ago

Bournemouth


"I can only just survive on my 56k combined pensions and would be grateful for a little extra help on cold winter days . "
Cut down on the takeaway booze and holidays in Clacton on Sea.Shop in Aldi or Lidl instead of Waitrose and don't buy Andrex toilet roll and you should be able to live on £56000 a year .

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"I always think of Powys as posh Wales because of Brecon. Powys and Monmouthshire 👍

Brecon posh???lol Powys is massive.

Monmouthshire is posh, lovely land

Parts of it are really nice I know a few who settled there, the pubs aren't posh. Monmouthshire is nice , lived near there in Chepstow , well on the border In Sedbury

Brecon is backwards, not quite like the valleys both suit people who hate migrants. Both have low tolerance and low migration. Usually the way

Posh parts of London only have wealthy doctors, lawyers and similar in terms of migrants.

That's not the same as what you're insinuating! Move in a few refugees into somewhere like Kensington and Chelsea and see the reaction!"

No, you can't compare Kensington and Chelsea with Brecon and the valleys.

Kensington and Chelsea would be about 70% white demographic

Brecon and the valleys would be 99% white

Be they British born, economic or asylum seekers.

Brecon and the valleys have barely seen people of colour

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By *astguy7Man
2 days ago

Hereford

Should have just made it taxable. Rich get less, those more in need get more. Simples.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff

How about we normalise, saving for your dotage?

Stop scrounging

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By *ookingFor...Man
2 days ago

West Sussex

My point, BDE, is that white wealthy people with wealthy neighbours of colour can't say that their lived experience of immigration is the same as deprived areas where jobs, money and housing are scarce.

Where do local authorities almost always end up housing refugees?

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By *astguy7Man
2 days ago

Hereford


"I always think of Powys as posh Wales because of Brecon. Powys and Monmouthshire 👍 "

Powys has a lot of hidde rural poverty. Not much employment and generally quite low pay. Monmouth has a Waitrose.

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By *elloMan
2 days ago

shrewsbury

Mr farage is just making the little holes squeak neither doubt the opposition

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"My point, BDE, is that white wealthy people with wealthy neighbours of colour can't say that their lived experience of immigration is the same as deprived areas where jobs, money and housing are scarce.

Where do local authorities almost always end up housing refugees?"

Don't think this is true, I think they try and house them where there's availability, rather than targeted areas.

Might help those areas brake down barriers and get to know refugees if they housed them in the quantity you suggest

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By *ookingFor...Man
2 days ago

West Sussex

BDE, you always answer the point you want and avoid everything else...

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"BDE, you always answer the point you want and avoid everything else..."

Because, what you usually suggest are lies and conspiracies spread by the terminally online

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By *ookingFor...Man
2 days ago

West Sussex

It's not a lie to say wealthy people live in wealthy areas and that most have little exposure to poor people and refugees.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"It's not a lie to say wealthy people live in wealthy areas and that most have little exposure to poor people and refugees."

Wealthy people live in wealthy people, accurate.

However Britain has no segregated communities so to make the leap you then make is absolutely a lie and conspiracy

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"It's not a lie to say wealthy people live in wealthy areas and that most have little exposure to poor people and refugees.

Wealthy people live in wealthy people, accurate.

However Britain has no segregated communities so to make the leap you then make is absolutely a lie and conspiracy "

*Areas

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"It's not a lie to say wealthy people live in wealthy areas and that most have little exposure to poor people and refugees."

Where was Grenfell?

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
2 days ago

Bristol East


"It's not a lie to say wealthy people live in wealthy areas and that most have little exposure to poor people and refugees."

It is human nature to cluster with people who share similar characteristics

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By *igDickEnergyMan
2 days ago

cardiff


"It's not a lie to say wealthy people live in wealthy areas and that most have little exposure to poor people and refugees.

It is human nature to cluster with people who share similar characteristics "

Exactly! Look at the Brits in Spain

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By *tar33Man
2 days ago

North London (outer)


"If people stopped bragging about spending the Winter fuel allowance on the Grand children's Christmas present instead of there electric or gas bill the government would not have taken it away ."

Why do you see this as bragging when, quite simply, some people have just made a better job of planning their lives, and worked harder and smarter instead of spending every penny just as it comes in?

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By *ildwestheroMan
2 days ago

Llandrindod Wells


"

I own my own home and still think crippled oaps don't need 5 bedrooms houses. Cash it in let people who want to grow their families have the house.

I wonder just how many OAPs live in 5 bedroom houses. Not that many at a guess. Even so if they have worked all their lives to pay for it why should they be forced out of their beloved family home. Obviously a 5 bed home takes some upkeep. Council tax, extra heating, lighting, cleaning etc. Many OAPs do downsize or at least try to. I did last year. Only went from a 3 bed to a 2 bed but actually paid £12k more for this house because it is in a nicer area and has off-street parking. Things are not always black and white.

You do live in a nice part of the country

Where the men are men and the sheep run scared "

Ah yes. The stock standard joke by city boys and the estuary English.

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By *ildwestheroMan
2 days ago

Llandrindod Wells


"I always think of Powys as posh Wales because of Brecon. Powys and Monmouthshire 👍

Brecon posh???lol Powys is massive.

Monmouthshire is posh, lovely land

Parts of it are really nice I know a few who settled there, the pubs aren't posh. Monmouthshire is nice , lived near there in Chepstow , well on the border In Sedbury

Brecon is backwards, not quite like the valleys both suit people who hate migrants. Both have low tolerance and low migration. Usually the way

Posh parts of London only have wealthy doctors, lawyers and similar in terms of migrants.

That's not the same as what you're insinuating! Move in a few refugees into somewhere like Kensington and Chelsea and see the reaction!

No, you can't compare Kensington and Chelsea with Brecon and the valleys.

Kensington and Chelsea would be about 70% white demographic

Brecon and the valleys would be 99% white

Be they British born, economic or asylum seekers.

Brecon and the valleys have barely seen people of colour "

Wrong. Because of the Gurkhas there is a notable Nepalese population in Brecon and, of course, other nationalities because of the adjacent army bases. Quite a friendly area where everyone seems to get along with each other.

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By *ayidoMan
2 days ago

acci

Winter fuel was cut too low. I know a couple who lost it as they were slightly over the allowance, but another couple got to keep it. as they get pension credit of a whopping 1 pound a week.

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By *IPMANMan
1 day ago

LONDON

The cut in WFA prompted me to reduce my charitable donations by £300. Let the fucking Government pay, I'm keeping my heating on, and fuck Greta too.

Not snotty cunt us telling me that I'm causing a hole in the ozone layer, I'll be dead soon so why should I give a fuck

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By *opcock58Man
19 hours ago

Helston


"I can only just survive on my 56k combined pensions and would be grateful for a little extra help on cold winter days . Cut down on the takeaway booze and holidays in Clacton on Sea.Shop in Aldi or Lidl instead of Waitrose and don't buy Andrex toilet roll and you should be able to live on £56000 a year ."

I think what he is saying is his total pension pot is £56k, not £56k income. That's quite a small pension pot. To live comfortably you need a pot £ 400k ++++

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