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tomwaterford wrote: »Perhaps your question should be aimed at your employer for more pay??
Do you want people on dole/medical cards....not to go to the doctor like
Visiting a doctor/medical services isn't a perk ffs
Except they believe it is a perk along with a house. Ideally if you dont work you end up on the streets until you finally expire. That way taxes can be eradicated and the workers can rejoice in their utopia
It must be kinda gas when/if they loose their job. The parody level of hatred they must have for themselves.0 -
PeterParker957 wrote: »The thanks was a mistake.
When someone who doesn't contribute can receive medical care that is denied to the person paying for it, yes that IS a perk.
Lol. I didnt expect you to straight up admit non workers should be let die
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tomwaterford wrote: »Perhaps your question should be aimed at your employer for more pay??
Do you want people on dole/medical cards....not to go to the doctor like
Visiting a doctor/medical services isn't a perk ffs
Except they believe it is a perk along with a house. Ideally if you dont work you end up on the streets until you finally expire. That way taxes can be eradicated and the workers can rejoice in their utopia
It must be kinda gas when/if they loose their job. The parody level of hatred they must have for themselves.
Lose. Jesus, school is free.0 -
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Hitman3000 wrote: »You're just making a fool of yourself now.
Thats why I wonder if it drinks/smokes? Pete gets very upset at how "MY TAXES" are spent. I'm wondering how she can claim money spent is still hers somehow
If shes a non smoker/drinker she must loose her mind when her local shop spends money she spent on groceries to get smokes/booze lol.0 -
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Hitman3000 wrote: »You're just making a fool of yourself now.
Thats why I wonder if it drinks/smokes? Pete gets very upset at how "MY TAXES" are spent. I'm wondering how she can claim money spent is still hers somehow
It? Nice.
No actually I've never smoked and I don't drink. I can't.0 -
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Ah that's bullsh't. He who shouts the loudest. Extract as much as you can get away with. That was for a different time and age. We have a more progressive society now. You are taking it out of context.
The only thing he is right on is that baby boomers need to be taxed more, and that inheritance tax should rise so as to ensure wealth is not passed on without being heavily taxed. Too many baby boomers and early gen'x'ers seem to believe any wealth they have is a product entirely of their own effort, and it is theirs to pass on to their kids. It's not. They don't understand economics.
This is a very very dangerous idea. Inheritance tax should be reduced, but then people are less inclined to work
Wheeliebin30 wrote: »The lefties want the wealth to be shared amongst the people who couldn't be arsed listening and working hard in school.
Nobody wants that. Your post is nonsensical hyperbole.
Oh and by the way, working hard in school and listening is no guarantee for a good wage. There's far more variables than those two.Wheeliebin30 wrote: »You're full of absolute ****.
You were on a different thread only last week sympathising with someone on the dole struggling saying you hope it gets easier soon.
What exactly is there problem here bin? He sympathised with somebody who lost their job (and their OH lost their job too), what an evil evil person, right?Wheeliebin30 wrote: »Now they get something extra and you're in here slating people on the dole and saying they do a grand total of dick.
You have been found out.
Whatever way the wind blows to further your personal political beliefs.Wheeliebin30 wrote: »
It's fairly obvious that his statement is meant for those who have never and don't ever intend on working.I've never understood this train of thought.
I've the utmost of respect for carers, I looked after my own mother for a year but I don't see it as saving the state money.
If you see it that way that means that we should all be dumping our elderly parents at the doors of hospitals? If someone is your family it's your duty to look after them.
It's just like saying mothers are saving the state a fortune if they stay at home. That's not how it works.
There's certainly no duty to care for a sick family member. What about your current family? Even if you have no family of your own, expecting somebody in full time employment to look after sick family members is very wrong.Wheeliebin30 wrote: »Yes they most certainly are.
Poverty? Stop would you.
Poverty exists in Ireland, so does homelessness. Saying it's a myth over and over again, doesn't make it so. It's a real insult to those who are living in poverty and who are living on the streets.Wheeliebin30 wrote: »If you are out of a job you are looked after better than a working person.
It's not the goverments fault parents spend their money on drink smokes gambling drugs then have a whinge about child poverty or whatever nonsense the likes of yourself will listen too.
Personal responsibility.
What an incredibly idiotic and senseless post. This post makes you look disillusion. This comment is disconnected from reality.
Your posts on here follow the same structure, each and every time. You are only capable of mustering up generalizations and incorrect "facts".Wheeliebin30 wrote: »No I think someone like Johnathan corrie who sold 2 houses his family bought him and refused accomodation the night he died is just beyond help and it's most definitely not the goverments fault.
This is one person, are you really trying to convince us that there's no such thing as homelessness and poverty with this one example?PeterParker957 wrote: »Damn f***ing right we are!
There is no way that it is right for people who do not work to get more than those who do.
I think you are referring to the actual increase itself. It's still not a lot, 5 euro on top of social welfare is not mega bucks at all.
By the way, it doesn't matter what party are in power, they are all the same.0 -
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