Those men and women of WW2 pensioners of today

The men and women who fought and died for this once great country must be turning in their graves to see what a mess it has turned into this once great nation dragged to its knees by people who no longer care in government with the i am alright jack attitude and sod you lot.they have made us turn on each other divide and rule that is what they want,they know if we stand together they would have to listen.

it isnt fair on the pensioners who have to decide if they eat or keep warm whilst they look down on us in almsot dickensen ways,almost like we are holding out a begging bowl 'oliver more please' just to have our noses rubbed in it and told to go away and sit in your corner and be quiet.

well we need to remember the young ones of us today will be the pensioners of tomorrow and we do need somehow to stand up to this lot. the man on the street to say enough is enough we cannot take anymore we are taxed to the hilt and yet they want more with this new bedroom tax hitting young familys for one and the disabled and seriously ill.

so please listen i may be going on, but i have lived through both of the recessions before this one and this one feels worse than those 2 put together. yes people need to work, but if they keep cutting where are the jobs going to come from ? and with the new universal credit one size fits all where will that leave the vulnerable of society with the new monthly payments they have to survive on.

vince08 wrote:The men and women who fought and died for this once great country must be turning in thier graves to see what a mess it has turned into this once great nation dragged to its knees by people who no longer care in government with the i am alright jack attitude and sod you lot.they have made us turn on each other divide and rule that is what they want,they know if we stand together they would have to listen.

it isnt fair on the pensioners who have to decide if they eat or keep warm whilst they look down on us in almsot dickensen ways,almost like we are holding out a begging bowl 'oliver more please' just to have our noses rubbed in it and told to go away and sit in your corner and be quiet.

well we need to remember the young ones of us today will be the pensioners of tomorrow and we do need somehow to stand up to this lot. the man on the street to say enough is enough we cannot take anymore we are taxed to the hilt and yet they want more with this new bedroom tax hitting young familys for one and the disabled and seriously ill.

so please listen i may be going on, but i have lived through both of the recessions before this one and this one feels worse than those 2 put together. yes people need to work, but if they keep cutting where are the jobs going to come from ? and with the new universal credit one size fits all where will that leave the vulnerable of society with the new monthly payments they have to survive on.

Simply brilliant Vince. Absolutely spot on.

Ivanhoe.