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explain why the UN in 2016/ 2024 made a scathing, highly critical assessment of the UK welfare benefits system calling it a A "Trauma-Inducing" System Dehumanising system puts people at risk complex, hostile application process makes claimants "feel like criminals".
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I'm 63 yrs old, too ill to work. No state pension until 67, I have to claim Universal Credit. I worked all my adult life til I absolutely couldn't. Paid tax, had a profession. Now, ignorant people like Badenoch & Hall try telling you that I've never contributed. Despicable liars.
Benefit money is not ‘magic money tree money’ it’s taxpayers money. @KemiBadenoch completely correct here. I agree with this new policy idea. Shame that Labour just continue to give our hard earned money away without a second thought.
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Cork: Every 9 years harvesters gently strip the bark. The tree lives 200+ years, regrows thicker bark, and sucks up even MORE CO₂ while doing it. Then we turn that renewable gift into wine stoppers, floors, shoes, insulation & more. Zero chopping. Pure sustainable magic. 🌳
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Helen Whatley MP spends every day bashing disabled people online and calling them scroungers.
She has claimed for almost £2,000,000 on expenses since 2015.
£300,000 of this are for her own travel and accommodation etc, yet she lives 50 miles from London.
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I’ve just seen this heartwarming 2019 BBC video about asylum seekers helping out on a farm in Yorkshire while they’re waiting to find out if they’ll be allowed to stay in the UK.
If this was aired now, the farmer would get a hysterical, balaclava-clad mob threatening him.
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Replying to @Helen_Whately @Conservatives
Nineteen.
"If you can work but choose not to." Helen, WHO is choosing?
I've asked you nineteen times. I've asked Griffith. Robertson. Philp. Badenoch. Seb four times. The TPA. The DWP.
NOT ONE of you has answered: WHERE ARE THE JOBS?
702,000 vacancies. 1.75 million unemployed.
70,000 entry-level nationally.
81,026 filed as at risk THIS QUARTER.
1,500 cut on Wednesday by profitable companies.
"Britain's benefits culture." £2.92/day after bills. That's the "culture." Lentils four nights a week. Half a ready meal per child. 2.3 bananas each. That's the "lifestyle."
You've now posted NINETEEN times about welfare without:
Publishing a single policy document.
Answering where the jobs are.
Modelling the impact on 350,000 people.
Costing the card's administration.
Consulting a single mental health charity.
Addressing the High Court ruling that called your approach "blatantly discriminatory."
Your Shadow Chancellor is hiring the analyst who should have checked these numbers BEFORE you went on television. The job advert went up AFTER the policy announcement.
Nineteen slogans. Zero documents. The parrot has more policy than the Shadow Secretary.
builduk.club 35+ charters. Published BEFORE the first tweet.
#GovWelfareChallenge live on it Helen. Three months. £2.92/day. Then tell me about "lifestyle."
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Current human society isn't just wrong, but fundamentally wrong, at its very core. Everything within it is wrong, twisted far beyond what it should be.
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My hot take is that if your company builds software that it cannot stop from hacking into other systems, your company is a malware company and should be treated as such
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This is what happens when you elect the far right
I would hope it might be a warning to Reform/Restore/RegurgitateHate that just because Your Hero sings the same song as you regarding immigrants, that doesn't mean he actually cares about you, your lives, your future, you children, your pension, your health, your well-being...
But they will likely ignore me, scream "Lefty!" in my face and vote to destroy their own lives anyway.
Argentina's poverty rate climbs to nearly one in three under Milei
➡️ go.france24.com/rYt7
If it were possible, I would swap my life for yours quite easily. We would start with a two week trial period. Just to check you were comfortable with somebody having to lift you on and off the toilet and perform associated cleaning duties every time you needed a pooh. Also, be warned that you'll only be able to use a one typing finger, or two on an extremely good day, but don't worry because you can easily learn the joys of speech recognition software. It definitely never fucks up on a monumental scale.
Now, what else is that you need to know? Oh yes, among other things, say goodbye to leaving the house whenever you like, you'll find that you will only be able to go anywhere if there is somebody available to take you and look after your whilst you are there.
Still think I have a good life, "courtesy of the taxpayer"
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Tech plutocrats are the high-budget expression of the “everyone is twelve now” theory. You wanna go to Mars? Of course you do, you’re twelve. You think you can merge your consciousness with machinery and unlock the key to immortality? Hell yeah my twelve year-old homie. You’re gonna invent an Artificial Superintelligence God who will solve all our problems? Bless your twelve year-old heart.
Their visions for the future of humanity are never particularly wise or intelligent. It’s just a bunch of drugged-up rich guys using their vast fortunes to chart a course for our species that would sound totally awesome to the average preadolescent boy.
You ever hear Jeff Bezos’ vision for our future? He brings it up once in a while. He wants to ship most of humanity offworld and have us all living in these giant spinning space tubes called O’Neill cylinders while only a few lucky individuals get to remain on humanity’s home planet. It’s true, look it up.
This is the best these freaks can come up with. Transhumanism. Space colonization. Virtual reality. ASI. Immortality. These are all visions which revolve around escape. Escaping from the human condition. Escaping from our planet. Escaping from reality. Running, running, running away in a mad scramble to get anywhere but here.
These aren’t positive visions for the future, they’re signs of deep psychological immaturity. They’re the symptoms of an inability to be with what is. Whenever you hear these guys bloviating about transcending our humanity or colonizing space they’re just telling you they’ve got a lot of unresolved early childhood trauma which led them to construct an entire personality around avoidance and restlessness.
They don’t know how to be at peace. Not with themselves, and not with the world. These are very emotionally primitive individuals. They are not wise. They are not kind. They are not happy. They are not even particularly smart. They just have a particular kind of cleverness which has enabled them to succeed as parasitic middle men siphoning wealth off of other people’s labor in the specific type of dystopia we happen to live in.
And yet these are the men we’re allowing to rule our world. These are the people to whom we have handed the steering wheel of human destiny. A bunch of emotionally stunted manchilds who are drowning in a nonstop internal deluge of shame and inadequacy and unresolved mommy issues.
These are the men who have become our kings, because capitalism elevates whoever is wounded enough to do whatever it takes to claw their way to the top.
You trust these guys to shepherd us into a healthy world? They can't even be here now, at peace in their own skins.
This isn’t going to cut it. We can’t led these infantile narcissists lead humanity into the future. We’ve got to create a better system for ourselves.
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The only time Britain has been remotely socialist - post WWII - we got the NHS, welfare, legal aid, social housing and so on. It's neoliberalism that has led to corruption, authoritarian control and growing poverty and inequality.
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Fuck sake, the @Conservatives are all out with pitch forks for those on Personal Independence Payment and Universal Credit.
Whipping up anger and resentment for those who their Government failed for 14 years.
This is a further shift to the right, and they'll come for YOU next.
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That is as daft as saying Nick or indeed MPs should be paid with a benefits card because their pay is taxpayer money. Claimants are legally entitled to the money the DWP provides and once transferred it is theirs as much as wages.
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Call me a socialist but if your business model collapses the second you have to pay people fairly, you don’t have a business model, you have a labor camp.
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Tree bark is secretly eating methane.
Scientists discovered that the world’s forests absorb 25–50 million tons of atmospheric methane every year through their bark.
Trees just got 7–12% better for the climate than we thought. Nature’s been quietly saving us this whole time.
Right wingers: why is nobody having kids?
Everybody else: you told them not to have them if they couldn’t afford them, so they didn’t.
Replying to @GayTory @BlokeOnWheels
Leftists: But what about the children!
Reality: Don't have a child you can't afford.
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Why do most wealthy people devote so much of their time trying to take even more money off of poor people?
Are they sick in the head or just evil?
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This is what people like @Helen_Whately refuse to admit. That some people who are classed as 'not working', work far harder than her pampered ilk could ever imagine. Unpaid carers save the public coffers a fortune. They deserve unreserved admiration, not badmouthing by her.
Lifestyle? I can assure you that as an unpaid carer providing full time care for both of my elderly and disabled parents that I’m certainly not living a luxurious lifestyle. How about we stop paying for MPs second homes, stop subsidising your food and drink etc and see how much that saves the country?
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Thanks Cathy - but I shan’t be watching. War with nuclear armed Russia is unthinkable. This is just ridiculous what you are doing.
Real-world politicians, military leaders and intelligence experts take part in a simulated scenario responding to a Russian attack on UK soil. As the gripping @skytv series reaches a harrowing conclusion tonight, I’ll host a debate with the entire cast (including “PM” Michael Gove and his “deputy” @NicolaSturgeon ) and a live audience. I’ll speak to the real defence secretary @wesstreeting and ask if the UK has the readiness, resilience and resolve for a potential war. Watch The Wargame: Aftermath on Sky One and Now TV at 10pm. #tv #defence #russia #war