I don't find your vendetta attitude, nor you reckless, intentional publicising of people's data, to be in the slighest bit funny.
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What people’s data do you think I’ve publicised?
It was a rhetorical question (no question mark) thereofre it wasn't a serious question requiring an answer.It was a rhetorical question to which no answer is expected or required.
We've already dealt with that very recently.
Have you forgotten already?
But you did express boredom and was falling asleep.
Convenient.
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It wasn’t even that. It was a statement of yours that I questioned.
Yes. Remind me.
You’re going round in circles. Be careful or you'll disappear up your own bum'ole.
I see the thread has been closed.
Is that to protect you from your own stupidity, Or to prevent your further embarrassment?
Swervy swervy.
Not able to answer a simple question?
Rearrange the following into a well-known sentence: "don't like you it when other is on the shoe foot the"
For those who are interested, the spending on refugees in the UK is 0.016% of the benefits budget....
And yet some choose to highlight this tiny amount rather than look at enormous amounts lost to tax evasion/avoidance...
And the enormous amount spent on corporate welfare, aka tax credits..
And yet some choose to highlight this tiny amount rather than look at enormous amounts lost to tax evasion/avoidance...
And the enormous amount spent on corporate welfare, aka tax credits..
Tell that to the 0.016% of the population who are at the back of the queue for, say, a hip or knee operation. I doubt you’d get much sympathy from them.
It's the fault of the government that uses the refugees as an excuse for the delayed operations.
Where's your source for that? What about the percentage spent on the legal aid budget, the NHS budget, the housing budget, the education budget, the translator budget and all the other budgets that refugees dip into?
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No I used the figures that have been reported. The scope is 9M - many sources agree.The population of England is about 56million, of which about 45million are over 18.
Assuming that only over 18s can claim any benefit, that makes about 80% of the population is over 18 and able to claim benefits.
If we extrapolate that proportion to UK figures, with UK population at about 67million, we get about 54million over 18 in UK.
We know how many people receive some sort of benefit:
I'm sure you will see at a glance that far more than 14% of people over 18 in UK receive some sort of benefit. In fact it's about 41%.
Benefits: Who gets them and how much do they cost?
The chancellor will confirm how much benefits will go up in the Autumn Statement.www.bbc.com
Did you make a basic transposition error in your calculation?
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