L322 Road tax Proposed

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I think this is a bag of twisted cooked spaghetti. Conditions include, but are not limited to diseases, disorders,injuries, lesions,pregnancy, and any other condition that can be medically diagnosed. Sickness can be defined the same way. It's not a bag of spaghetti that I would like to untangle 😁
However, I do believe that any suspicion of lazyitic cash in handitis should be thoroughly investigated. Especially as there is provision for those on disablement benefits to do what used to be called 'therapeutic employment'. Meaning that there is no reason to work cash in hand, unless you are doing something that would show you are fit to come off disablement benefits.
Not forgetting those who are classed disabled but still work.🤦‍♀️

A friend caught a council employee off with a "bad back" running a scrap metal collection service via Facebook. Video'ed him hoiking a washing machine onto the back of his truck and weighing it in!
 
A friend caught a council employee off with a "bad back" running a scrap metal collection service via Facebook. Video'ed him hoiking a washing machine onto the back of his truck and weighing it in!
These are the ones taking the 'p'. I know of an ex-RAF female with a bad back, using a wheelchair, and two crutches to walk, caught dancing on the roof of a car. Her only concern was that someone reported her 😮 Apparently bluffed her way out of it. Still claiming a military disablement pension, full Service pension because she was given a medical discharge ( another story and another lie) and disability payments. Then they wonder why the country is broke ( and broken)
 
I actually did know three people who preferred to sign on rather than work for a living. They lived on the corner of my road. The old man and his two late twenties daughters, they never worked a day in the five or six years they lived there. They claimed every benefit available.
 
I actually did know three people who preferred to sign on rather than work for a living. They lived on the corner of my road. The old man and his two late twenties daughters, they never worked a day in the five or six years they lived there. They claimed every benefit available.
I suppose in some ways it depends on what a person thinks is a 'good' lifestyle. If they are happy to think of Sky tv, a mobility car, and fish and chips 3 times a week as the pinnacle of life, then on benefits they will be. If they have pride, determination and a work ethic, then even a minimum wage job is an achievement.
 
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