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- 13 de Oct, 2021
The benefits scheme is a bribe to prevent the lowest rung of society from actively tearing down cushy middle class homes. If benefits were any lower, chavs would be forced to mug people just to get by instead of for fun. Less violent ones commit less violent acts of entropy which cost more to fix than just paying benefits. I'm talking things like stealing copper from your walls and pipes, robbing your shit to be paid a fraction of what it's worth.I honestly think we need some form of change to the benefits system but what that change should be and how it should be executed is something I am far and a way unqualified to do, but one thing I think would help is jobs availability that pay a decent wage and access to real job training not some Mickey Mouse "job skill's" course where they tart up yoiur CV for the 10th time and send you on lessons about how to look for work but real skills that get you into a job like proficiency with Office Software to a legitimate standard, and then vocational skills courses in real skill's that will land you a job so if you have a intrest in Building trades you go on a 6 month training course that teams up with building companies who can recruit for jobs from there, etc.
You want to ban chavs from buying smokes and alcohol... do you think they'll just happily go without or are they more likely to get "creative" and find loopholes in the system? Niggers sell food stamps for a quarter of what they're worth just so they can buy alcohol - and their innocent families suffer for it. If suddenly the underclass could no longer buy tobacco from the shop then they'll buy it from organised crime, and instead of money going to taxes it goes to people who make society worse.
Since you're a Brit and a Kiwi and we're talking about benefits, I gotta recommend Shannon Matthews the Musical a criminally underrated piss take of a woman who never worked with 7 kids from 6 dads who lied about her kid getting abducted from fame and fortune. They're taking it to the fringe next year.