If you can't afford to live, why did you decide to be born?
Wiki quote: Kemi Badenoch has recently criticized the government's decision to scrap the two-child benefit cap, labeling it as a "budget for Benefits Street". She has warned that this decision could lead to increased welfare spending, estimated at around £3 billion annually. Badenoch emphasizes that the government must live within its means and that taxpayer-funded support should reflect the choices families make, advocating for responsible family planning.
So basically she'd rather see poor kids starve if it saves the government a few quid. This is a woman who has bragged that she gets prime steak delivered to her for lunch every day because "sandwiches are not real food."
SorosFootSoldier [he/him, they/them] - 2w
Is the UK just trying to find change in the couch cushions to funnel it to Ukraine and Israel?
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Llituro [he/him, they/them] - 2w
They would also rather run the country into the ground of a fascist dictatorship than recognize people that need benefits like the poor, the disabled, and children.
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If you can't afford to live, why did you decide to be born?
Wiki quote: Kemi Badenoch has recently criticized the government's decision to scrap the two-child benefit cap, labeling it as a "budget for Benefits Street". She has warned that this decision could lead to increased welfare spending, estimated at around £3 billion annually. Badenoch emphasizes that the government must live within its means and that taxpayer-funded support should reflect the choices families make, advocating for responsible family planning.
So basically she'd rather see poor kids starve if it saves the government a few quid. This is a woman who has bragged that she gets prime steak delivered to her for lunch every day because "sandwiches are not real food."
Is the UK just trying to find change in the couch cushions to funnel it to Ukraine and Israel?
They would also rather run the country into the ground of a fascist dictatorship than recognize people that need benefits like the poor, the disabled, and children.