Adman
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Some of the sentiment here doesn't quite sit right with me. There are many roads to poverty and misery, and it's overly simplistic to assume that taking away state support would lead to millions of people jumping into work. Many people would fall further into poverty and misery, and it's fair to say that some would turn (or return) to crime to fill the cash gap making our society worse for everyone.
A reform of the benefits system requires massive health and educational support from the state to fix peoples problems, and offer a "rung on the ladder" to more opportunity.
On a flip side, isn't it ironic that those who moan about the rich being greedy and not paying into the system, offer to pay you in cash to save a bit of money...
A reform of the benefits system requires massive health and educational support from the state to fix peoples problems, and offer a "rung on the ladder" to more opportunity.
On a flip side, isn't it ironic that those who moan about the rich being greedy and not paying into the system, offer to pay you in cash to save a bit of money...