Why are people still putting faith in 2 or 3 Conservative MPS, they talk a good game, how they will come down hard on immigration, but what about all the rest of the Conservative MPS, who put Britain in this mess? Return them to government then, their members once again, dither, no thanks. What will you all do then. 🤔
The right are too harsh on the disabled. And sadly that's how the left will win. The right refuses to understand that it's normal for 1 in 4 people to have a disability. And 1 in 12 of the population has a severe disability. Before the 'cost of living crisis' more were able to support themselves financially. But that's no longer the case. And they rightly qualify for support to meet basic needs. Those who can work already do, it's a requirement. The moving of those on legacy benefits onto the new lower benefit rate on Universal Credit, caused much poverty even before that rate was lowered again. Many poor people are reliant on social housing. The government pushes their social rent price up/down, until claimants 'protected' old rates are all gone. So even existing claimants weren't spared that burden. PIP that even millionaires can claim increases with inflation each year, but benefits the poor rely on (Universal Credit) have massively reduced. The new lower rates are causing poverty and distrust even of Labour. Travel expenses are extortionately high. People reliant on public transport can't afford to get out. If forced out by the government, the government will have to subsidise that high cost. So that likely means also nationalising public transport. I see things going far left if the right don't gain compassion for their own. The relatives of disabled British people pay tax to protect their family if unfortunate enough to have a severe disability. British disabled people are being let down to pay for those coming in. And they are literally replacing Brits. The population increase in the UK is due solely to foreign born people. Our own population reduces. And at this point it's completely deliberate. We can't afford to support ourselves, let alone support 2+ children to continue the British race.
I don't think being British is just about citizenship. Sorry but I don't. There is a big element of ethnicity to it. Heritage is a big part. It's not to say that those with British ethnicity are superior. It's just that they are actually British. If I gained Japanese citizenship I'd never refer to myself as Japanese or a Japanese national. I'd refer to myself as living in Japan, assimilating with the culture, but from the UK. Even if I had children with a Japanese man, they'd be half British/Japanese. Not fully Japanese, even if born there. I'd want them to be proud enough to state both ethnicities.
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Why are people still putting faith in 2 or 3 Conservative MPS, they talk a good game, how they will come down hard on immigration, but what about all the rest of the Conservative MPS, who put Britain in this mess? Return them to government then, their members once again, dither, no thanks. What will you all do then. 🤔
The right are too harsh on the disabled. And sadly that's how the left will win. The right refuses to understand that it's normal for 1 in 4 people to have a disability. And 1 in 12 of the population has a severe disability. Before the 'cost of living crisis' more were able to support themselves financially. But that's no longer the case. And they rightly qualify for support to meet basic needs. Those who can work already do, it's a requirement. The moving of those on legacy benefits onto the new lower benefit rate on Universal Credit, caused much poverty even before that rate was lowered again. Many poor people are reliant on social housing. The government pushes their social rent price up/down, until claimants 'protected' old rates are all gone. So even existing claimants weren't spared that burden. PIP that even millionaires can claim increases with inflation each year, but benefits the poor rely on (Universal Credit) have massively reduced. The new lower rates are causing poverty and distrust even of Labour. Travel expenses are extortionately high. People reliant on public transport can't afford to get out. If forced out by the government, the government will have to subsidise that high cost. So that likely means also nationalising public transport. I see things going far left if the right don't gain compassion for their own. The relatives of disabled British people pay tax to protect their family if unfortunate enough to have a severe disability. British disabled people are being let down to pay for those coming in. And they are literally replacing Brits. The population increase in the UK is due solely to foreign born people. Our own population reduces. And at this point it's completely deliberate. We can't afford to support ourselves, let alone support 2+ children to continue the British race.
I don't think being British is just about citizenship. Sorry but I don't. There is a big element of ethnicity to it. Heritage is a big part. It's not to say that those with British ethnicity are superior. It's just that they are actually British. If I gained Japanese citizenship I'd never refer to myself as Japanese or a Japanese national. I'd refer to myself as living in Japan, assimilating with the culture, but from the UK. Even if I had children with a Japanese man, they'd be half British/Japanese. Not fully Japanese, even if born there. I'd want them to be proud enough to state both ethnicities.