Is being on benefits (welfare/government funds) easy? Part two of four. 🇬🇧 Kindly note, we do not own any of these videos. They are a compilation of how people feel. Please enjoy, like, comment and subscribe. 😊
I work 60hrs a week and can barely break even every month, while my lazy ass neighbour just makes more kinds and smokes weed 24/7. Makes you feel like a winner, indeed.
@@savannahglebe5165that's absolutely not true. People with disabilities would love to not have disabilities. People who can't find work would love to have a job. Mother's raising children alone with no help would love to be able to work and afford childcare. Stop believing tory lies. The system is set up to force you to claim uc because a wage isn't enough, being on it because you lost your job is a punishment, you're villainised and it causes depression and being disabled you're made to feel worthless and villainised. People want to work but sometimes the job simply doesn't pay the bills. That's not the fault of claimants, it's capitalism and a useless tory government.
lazy? no but i had to go on to universal credit when i lost my job it's rubbish money, i was earning a decent wage... in the future if i had the choice i would never have a female manager again it's such a weird power dynamic because she can shout and scream at you but you better not raise your voice to her you better not argue with her, even if she is clearly wrong and never in the company work area ... she's going to tell you how things should work it's like £320 i was earning good money and was eating i got super fat, and before i went back i had to lose weight ... so i had to sit on universal credit whilst dieting and training my job was an office job so my hips were all screwed up, i couldn't even stand up straight but i'm back now and things are getting there but lazy? no i think the money should be £800 a month at least so you're not eating and living like a ... my older brother who is seriously ill hasn't had gas for 2 years and comes to my house to take baths it's so wrong
A lot of these construction types are getting cash in hand and claiming benefits at the same time believe me. A lot of them are of them have mental health issues and addiction problems and just work these hours when they feel like it. I know of a lot of these people.
These young uns a disgrace TBH...... I was already a widow at most of these lots age. Then in 2009 my 14 son suddenly died of heart failure. . . I went back to work Now im nearly 50 with screwed up eyesite , pain all over the body and bad mental health. Slashed my wrists in the summer , still have never been able to see a proper mental health pro face to face. Phone app only. No sick benefits for me when im now at a point when it would be a godsend. I have £80 a mobth to live on after paying my rent excess in private rented accommodation. No chance of a council flat with no kids. Looks like no chance of sickness benefit either.....They are tightening up now after years of these young n healthy people taking the absolute piss . Bunch of snowflakes.
I am glad to hear the facts that the main folk getting denyed PIP are 18-25 . The majority of this shower COULD work. Pathetic. Too many young n healthy claiming for "anxiety".
Some of us would love to work. I ran a successful landscaping company last years takings near 100k . Yeah I'm on 190 a week by choice. I get the lazy benefits claimants point i really do. It ain't me.
