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Sunday, 13 November 2011
A Welfare Limerick
The Department for Working and Pensions.
Have policies too cruel to mention.
They publish their lies
In "compassionate" guise
Yet keep all of us living in tension.
You can say that again sue the suspense these reforms are having on the sick and disabled are immense and IDS and co talk as if they were talking about something completely trivial
And then have the gall to wear a poppy for a week you cant stoop lower then that
There was a young pillock from Eton, Who really should know when he's beaten. If he screws up much more, Even Liz will be poor And old Pickles won't have as much meat on!
There was a young fellow called Nick, Who made a bad pact with a pr*ck, Once cared for the poor But sadly no more His conscience should make him feel sick.
The welfare bill must be far cheaper, and the cuts we make must go deeper the secretary of state is so full of hate he's now been renamed The Grim Reaper
Lord Freud said his great-grandfather 'worked while having cancer' (of the jaw and mouth) with pride! Has no-one pointed out to him that there were no sickness benefits in Sigmund's day so it wouldn't have been a choice but a necessity. Stupid boy, needs his head testing - and his dodgy 'spin' on his own family history.
Mr Cameron is a nasty man He harasses the sick as hard as he can. If you're disabled, not well in the head He'll expect you to work until you drop dead.
Lord Freud said his great-grandfather 'worked while having cancer' (of the jaw and mouth) with pride! Has no-one pointed out to him that there were no sickness benefits in Sigmund's day so it wouldn't have been a choice but a necessity. Stupid boy, needs his head testing - and his dodgy 'spin' on his own family history.
Couldn't fit that into limerick form :-)
Your right but of course he was rich enough, he did not need to carry on he did.....
"Lord Freud said his great-grandfather 'worked while having cancer' (of the jaw and mouth) with pride! Has no-one pointed out to him that there were no sickness benefits in Sigmund's day so it wouldn't have been a choice but a necessity. Stupid boy, needs his head testing - and his dodgy 'spin' on his own family history.
Couldn't fit that into limerick form :-)"
The truth is that if they had been so sick that they couldn't get out of bed in the morning then 'back in the day' he would have died from starvation due to sincerely not being able to work.
This is why our welfare system was created - or one of the reasons.
Do people not think that there were those who died because they were disabled and so impoverished from not being able to work? Those that did manage jobs here while dealing with disability before the welfare system was introduced would have greatly reduced their life expectancy in my opinion. It's like those who have the gall to tell me to get a grip and get a job or those who compare my life to that of someone in Africa.
The thing they don't realise is that I wouldn't have survived past a certain age if I lived in one of those countries where the governments don't take care of their own people - as many DO die whether that's out of AIDs, poverty, disability, disease or any other whole host of reasons.
I dislike the comparison angle anyway - it's not an argument that can ever hold any water. Comparing 'then' to 'now' is impossible to do because we apply the same standards in which we live in now to back then - when things were very different.
hi sue did you see the bebb news this morning on sick notes .and the woman with ms who loves to go to work with the help of he nice boss and goverment who pay for taxies for her. one sided bbc but the doctor on the news did say the that esa is not working right . has some of the peaple that are not fit for work are made to look for it.but i think she dose not understand the way esa works she said that peaple with hip replacement and the big c will be ok .but peaple with back pain and depression are the main targets has the woman with ms said i like to pay my way and staying home would no good for me so all peaple with ms can work but are to lazy just get a taxie that what the bbc news think and goverment what a load of crap the report is by professor dame carol black
sorry for the spelling mistakes i did not read the post first .i was mad at the bbc news and dame carol black for saying same old thing its getting blacker and blacker for the sick
Better Money For Welfare to Help the Poor and Vulnerable in Society in the Spirit of Human Compassion than the Patronising Platitudes of the I Am All Right Jack Brigade
Better Money For Welfare to Help the Poor and Vulnerable in Society than Money For Warfare which Causes Misery Death and Suffering
Spot on! I was expecting there was a man fron Eton..
ReplyDeleteYou can say that again sue the suspense these reforms are having on the sick and disabled are immense and IDS and co talk as if they were talking about something completely trivial
ReplyDeleteAnd then have the gall to wear a poppy for a week you cant stoop lower then that
There was a young pillock from Eton,
ReplyDeleteWho really should know when he's beaten.
If he screws up much more,
Even Liz will be poor
And old Pickles won't have as much meat on!
I am sick and disabled but not beaten
ReplyDeleteAnd glad I did not go to Eton
What a bore it must be to climb up that tree
And forever live life as a Cretten
An ATOS assessor said 'You're
ReplyDeleteIn receipt of a miracle cure
So pick up your bed
And work till you're dead...
The rest would do well do insure'
MUST SEE RIGHT NOW LIVE
ReplyDeletehttp://www.livestream.com/globalrevolution
There was a young fellow called Nick,
ReplyDeleteWho made a bad pact with a pr*ck,
Once cared for the poor
But sadly no more
His conscience should make him feel sick.
There was a lady so sinister
ReplyDeletewho called herself the disabled minister
cant think of anymore feel free to add
The welfare bill must be far cheaper,
ReplyDeleteand the cuts we make must go deeper
the secretary of state
is so full of hate
he's now been renamed The Grim Reaper
The Tories wants the end of welfare
ReplyDeleteWho gets destroyed they don't care
The press says we're swinging the lead
To keep the money they'd prefer us all dead
Everyday they make up more lies
Now the sick and disabled Britain does despise
Because they are so cruel heartless and evil,
I hope Cameron and Co get incurably ill
Everyday the Tories destroy the poorly
So everyone of them deserves to die slowly.
Lord Freud said his great-grandfather 'worked while having cancer' (of the jaw and mouth) with pride!
ReplyDeleteHas no-one pointed out to him that there were no sickness benefits in Sigmund's day so it wouldn't have been a choice but a necessity. Stupid boy, needs his head testing - and his dodgy 'spin' on his own family history.
Couldn't fit that into limerick form :-)
This comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteMr Cameron is a nasty man
ReplyDeleteHe harasses the sick as hard as he can.
If you're disabled,
not well in the head
He'll expect you to work until you drop dead.
Anonymous said...
ReplyDeleteLord Freud said his great-grandfather 'worked while having cancer' (of the jaw and mouth) with pride!
Has no-one pointed out to him that there were no sickness benefits in Sigmund's day so it wouldn't have been a choice but a necessity. Stupid boy, needs his head testing - and his dodgy 'spin' on his own family history.
Couldn't fit that into limerick form :-)
Your right but of course he was rich enough, he did not need to carry on he did.....
"Lord Freud said his great-grandfather 'worked while having cancer' (of the jaw and mouth) with pride!
ReplyDeleteHas no-one pointed out to him that there were no sickness benefits in Sigmund's day so it wouldn't have been a choice but a necessity. Stupid boy, needs his head testing - and his dodgy 'spin' on his own family history.
Couldn't fit that into limerick form :-)"
The truth is that if they had been so sick that they couldn't get out of bed in the morning then 'back in the day' he would have died from starvation due to sincerely not being able to work.
This is why our welfare system was created - or one of the reasons.
Do people not think that there were those who died because they were disabled and so impoverished from not being able to work? Those that did manage jobs here while dealing with disability before the welfare system was introduced would have greatly reduced their life expectancy in my opinion. It's like those who have the gall to tell me to get a grip and get a job or those who compare my life to that of someone in Africa.
The thing they don't realise is that I wouldn't have survived past a certain age if I lived in one of those countries where the governments don't take care of their own people - as many DO die whether that's out of AIDs, poverty, disability, disease or any other whole host of reasons.
I dislike the comparison angle anyway - it's not an argument that can ever hold any water. Comparing 'then' to 'now' is impossible to do because we apply the same standards in which we live in now to back then - when things were very different.
There once was a bloke called Dave
ReplyDeleteWho was a total cunt.
The End.
hi sue did you see the bebb news this morning on sick notes .and the woman with ms who loves to go to work with the help of he nice boss and goverment who pay for taxies for her. one sided bbc but the doctor on the news did say the that esa is not working right . has some of the peaple that are not fit for work are made to look for it.but i think she dose not understand the way esa works she said that peaple with hip replacement and the big c will be ok .but peaple with back pain and depression are the main targets has the woman with ms said i like to pay my way and staying home would no good for me so all peaple with ms can work but are to lazy just get a taxie that what the bbc news think and goverment what a load of crap the report is by professor dame carol black
ReplyDeletesorry for the spelling mistakes i did not read the post first .i was mad at the bbc news and dame carol black for saying same old thing its getting blacker and blacker for the sick
ReplyDeletedon't worry about the spelling mistakes we all make them from time to time ?
ReplyDeleteThroughout history it's always been a black day even in the uk the mentally ill were in the fifties put in a asylum
And David Cameron won't to go back to those days he wont make it but he sure as hell is going to try
Better Money For Welfare to Help the Poor
ReplyDeleteand Vulnerable in Society in the Spirit of
Human Compassion than the Patronising
Platitudes of the I Am All Right Jack Brigade
Better Money For Welfare to Help the Poor
and Vulnerable in Society than Money For
Warfare which Causes Misery Death and
Suffering