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Topic History of: Bedroom Tax to stay ?
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Pattaya	In The Know wrote: honey!oh sugar sugar. wrote: Politicians promise to abolish all sorts of things but it seldom happens Labour like universal benefits - but are now rowing back from that, saying some benefits should be stopped for wealthier people (ie people who have worked, saved, been responsible and not pissed their money against a wall). How long before this is extended to "middle earners" then also all people? They know they can't afford their promises - they are just hoping that some people are too stupid to work it out ! Even if Labour get back into power in a few years i very much doubt they will honor many of their promises.They're simple sound bites,oppose,rather than construct.
In The Know	honey!oh sugar sugar. wrote: Politicians promise to abolish all sorts of things but it seldom happens Labour like universal benefits - but are now rowing back from that, saying some benefits should be stopped for wealthier people (ie people who have worked, saved, been responsible and not pissed their money against a wall). How long before this is extended to "middle earners" then also all people? They know they can't afford their promises - they are just hoping that some people are too stupid to work it out !
honey!oh sugar sugar.	andrew wrote: Labour say they will abolish it, people say it's fair thing to do, loads hate it. Personally it's a good idea people can always save for a deposit and go private. Politicians promise to abolish all sorts of things but it seldom happens. I think most people object to the administration of the "cuts" rather than the principal.
andrew	Some links www.gazetteseries.co.uk/news/10845562.Co..._no_eviction_policy/ www.theguardian.com/society/2013/nov/27/...imants-smaller-homes www.socialistparty.org.uk/articles/17834...-bedroom-tax-victims www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/102012...gal-court-rules.html news.sky.com/story/1174155/bedroom-tax-l...led-fearing-eviction www.heraldscotland.com/politics/wider-po...x-hypocrisy.22689350 www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/conser...m-tax-by-Labour.html
andrew	Labour say they will abolish it, people say it's fair thing to do, loads hate it. Personally it's a good idea people can always save for a deposit and go private.