damonhoppe said:
The typical strategy of the right-wing being unable to put a coherent argument together attack the person with juvenille remarks.
If someone points out your facts are wrong you then claim you are talking about a specific person (LS) and yet then proceed to declare that any other person who is sick and disabled is faking it and therefore we should dismantle the welfare state!
Who thinks we should dismantle the welfare state? Who thinks all disabled people are faking it?
damonhoppe said:
Suddenly your all medical experts and have decieded certain catergories of people are NOT really ill despite expert medical opinion! Being sick or disabled is not a lifestyle choice is is something that can happen to anybody.
My step sis is deaf and half blind, pretty sure she's legit. There are a lot of, to use your choice of words, spongers though.
damonhoppe said:
I found the references to someone (and it was not LS) who has 'dizzy spells' as not being sick particularly offensive.
You should meet him. He won't work, spends his days working out how to get more money from the state. He was fine til he moved in with his missus, then suddenly was too ill to work and tried to claim carers allowance for her so she doesn't need to work. He has no plans on working, its obvious. Besides, anyone that ill shouldn't get pissed all the time as surely if they can't balance sober what hope do they have when drunk? I have seen this man function quite happily every time I see him, he's not sick.
damonhoppe said:
I know personally of least two people who are suffering from this condition. One of them fainted in the middle of a sentance and had a fit injurying herself and I had to call an ambulance.
Bad luck to them. Again though, I didn't say all people are faking it, I said some. Its not rocket science to see that thousands of people falsley claim benefits is it?
damonhoppe said:
As a result of her condition she cant even drive but has been turned down for jobs becasue she does not have a car. Surely this is no reason to turn someone down for a job as she could use a taxi! We all know the real reason which you refused to accept - discrimination!
I find this hard to believe, unless the jobs themselves involved driving rather than just getting to them. In which case I can't have them either, these things happen! My mum gets dizzy spells, some days can't drive. Still sticks out a job though, just has to have the odd day off when its bad.
damonhoppe said:
What about giving people an opportunity to work rather than sentancing them to long term unemployment? Is that really to much to ask? Obvioulsy it is!
What? People here want people to work, not be unemployed. Do you actually listen? I don't think there's a person on this forum that doesn't want people to work, is there? Its those who won't work that are the problem. How many times do we need to go over this? Or is this a typical strategy of the far left, keep hammering on at one thing regardless of whether its the real issue being discussed until everyone gets bored and sods off?