More Tory cuts...

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I'm just fed up with all of them, populist or not. They're all out of touch with the regular person. Granted, some are worse than others.

I rate Catholic priests higher than politicians. At least priests know the value of anal.

Whatever that means...

I would say 'fuck them as well' but I don't want to give them any ideas...

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I lost my DLA as soon as it changed to PIP. The questions were different. It was basically all just physical stuff.

It's why I have to live on microwavable meals.

There was a story on the local news the other day about how the government does not classify a prosthetic leg as a waking aid. Apparently you need two prosthetic legs to be classed as disabled get a specially adapted car with PIP. So it's not too great for people why physical disabilities either.

It doesn't save them money either because this lady now has no means to get to her job. Therefore she is going to be mostly stuck at home because she can't afford the adaptations to her car as her old Motability vehicle will need to be handed in. This government has declared war on poor people, especially those with disabilities.

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We should be classified as third world at this point. Rising poverty, failing health service and now police forces.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-39135300

Some police forces are putting the public at risk by rationing their response as they struggle with cutbacks, the police standards watchdog has warned.

Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary said some forces are "downgrading" 999 calls, in order to justify responding to them more slowly.

HMIC's report found that most of the 43 forces in England and Wales were providing a good service.

But that others have let victims down.

The inspectors said there are now too few detectives and in some areas an erosion of neighbourhood policing.

The former chief constable of Greater Manchester Police, Sir Peter Fahy, said that forces will have to do things differently in the future, if the government continues to ask them "to do more with less".