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Topic History of: Therein LIES the problem: 'What compensation culture?'
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Green Man I am sure there is a whole branch on social media finding tweets or posts that are so-called offensive.

I saw an elderly gent get a hit by an E-scooter, the police saw it but didn't bother to do anything.

I guess giving chase for assault is too much hard work, however if it was a motorist just drifting over the speed limit, then it be a differn't story.
Honey Fancy having an entire branch of the police force to investigate insurance fraud, when there is absolutely no need for it.
Truthseeker A simple search for 'Me Too Movement claims' returned 'nothing found' on this 'Quality Solicitors' site.

Quote: "Britain, we are constantly being told, is broken.
It's not just the economy, although that's certainly pretty broken.

It's not even that our politicians, journalists and bankers are morally bankrupt, although some of them certainly are.

No, one of the main reasons Britain is broken is because we are in the fervent grip of a compensation culture.

At least that's what our politicians think. I disagree. I don't think we are awash with people out to make a fast buck by pretending they have suffered an injury or that something they did through their own stupidity was someone else’s fault. Of course, perception is often as important as reality."

www.qualitysolicitors.com/blog/compensat...compensation-culture