
Originally Posted by
Know it
Blimey, "disability hate crime" that sounds like another made up snowflake term. I have absolutely nothing against people with disabilities. In fact I have feet that are riddled with arthritis, and in a few years will be in a wheelchair myself. That said, as long as I have enough money I won't be going cap in hand to the benefits office.
And it's just as well you don't
As I pointed out elsewhere on here, I went blind waiting for a consultant to be found to do my cataract operation, for numerous reasons, butt he buiggest being the monumental utter incompetence of the prize arse holes that RUN the welsh NHS.
Having lost my job through being blind, I went to the jobcentre to seek advice on what I was entitled, having paid the best part of half a million pounds in tax and a quarter of a million in National Insurance in my working life up to that point, to claim
The bar steward who called me to hear my enquiry first told me i had to register online, and when I said I could not see to do that, he laughed.
I hope he dies of something that makes his death a slow and agonising business, and that he shares my brother's immunity to morphine
I don't wish you the same, but I do hope you get to see this chap or some of his ideological bedfellows when your time comes...
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"The Inland Revenue is not slow, and quite rightly, to take every advantage which is open to it under the Taxing Statutes for the purposes of depleting the taxpayer's pocket. And the taxpayer is in like manner entitled to be astute to prevent, so far as he honestly can, the depletion of his means by the Inland Revenue"
Lord Clyde: "Ayrshire Pullman Motor Services V Inland Revenue, 1929"