You really hate everything don't you.
He has to go the opposite, he asked me round for dinner the once, his wife said afterwards shall I put the plates in the dishwasher he said no they go in the washing machine....ppffttttt
I would pop him in it as he deserves it.
you are clearly becoming (are) unhinged i will no longer replying to you
He is actually becoming another Notch. Just completely insane.
Do you have a problem with inclusivity ?
why would this bankrumpt the country? And what's wrong with a pensioner using their benefit to buy a car, and then letting somebody else drive it for them? Sounds pretty ideal to me.I am hearing and reading that up to 1 in 5 new cars is bought on the motability scheme ?
and for as little a £8k theey can upgrade to a Merecedes C Class
also told many are used 6 days a week as family cars and they take the mother to the shops once a week
What on earth is going on - no wonder the country is bankrupt
One in five new cars are bought through Motability – has it gone too far?
Motability is now the largest fleet car operator in Europe and costs the taxpayer £2.8bn. Peter Stanford’s mother benefited from the tax-break scheme in the 1980s and it changed her life – but, he asks, can we really afford it when there isn’t enough money to go around?www.independent.co.uk
so for instance - a daughter use's her mothers benefits to buy a flashy car, is the only driver and keeps the car at her own address, takes her mother to the shops once a week, and you as a taxpayer would not mind this scenario ?
And that does indeed happen, the same as those blue badges. I know someone who uses his fathers blue badge and his car all of the time.
What do you suggest? That we stop the welfare?
possibly, or at least limit it to those who can't afford their own cars. So if someone can afford to add 10 or 20k for an upgrade - then they should use that money to buy a sensibly priced car.
Not everything. Bigotry, cruelty, wilful ignorance, lying, believing lies, prejudice, thuggishness, those sorts of things.
