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well- you will no doubt be happy when those people are sat on thier backsides, on the roadside, homeless, and then you can pay to keep thier children in care? there will always be a problem with some peole slacking, but i am sure it is the minority. unless wages are paid at a livable wage, and cheap housing is provided, this problem will go on and on and on.
as someone else has said. lawlessness will be the result; people will not sit on thier backsides ( your words i think) and let thier kids starve, and if there are no jobs, they will do what they have to do to survive.
also, when they move people out of high rent areas, they might be moving them to yours- thus ensuring local resentment, and even less jobs to go around. and you won't be happy about that either!
in the program i saw last night, the experts were saying that the only way to handle the current situation is to stop taxing anyone but the very rich, to definately not print any more money ( mr. cam. has already said he is not ruling out doing just that!) as it stands now, poor people are taxed beyond belief- not just thier wages, but everything which we buy as consumers, so that the actaul rate we are taxed is about 80% . this is the reason that the poor are trapped, and until this taxation comes down, the economy can't recover.
by stopping taxes, and therefore kickstarting the economy, the government's then rake in more income than they lose from stopping the heavy taxation. and if the manufacturing industry could be brought back to life, we would be a long way to solving the problem.
the money spent on welfare reform is more than the welfare bill as it is at the moment; if that money was used to supply cheap housing, that people could afford to live without benefits; therefore it would be more desirable for them to work. the money generated from the cheap rents, from housing supplied from the government, could then be used to prop up manufacturing and industry.
the other thing that was mentioned was that we have too much public sector and politicians.
as someone else has said. lawlessness will be the result; people will not sit on thier backsides ( your words i think) and let thier kids starve, and if there are no jobs, they will do what they have to do to survive.
also, when they move people out of high rent areas, they might be moving them to yours- thus ensuring local resentment, and even less jobs to go around. and you won't be happy about that either!
in the program i saw last night, the experts were saying that the only way to handle the current situation is to stop taxing anyone but the very rich, to definately not print any more money ( mr. cam. has already said he is not ruling out doing just that!) as it stands now, poor people are taxed beyond belief- not just thier wages, but everything which we buy as consumers, so that the actaul rate we are taxed is about 80% . this is the reason that the poor are trapped, and until this taxation comes down, the economy can't recover.
by stopping taxes, and therefore kickstarting the economy, the government's then rake in more income than they lose from stopping the heavy taxation. and if the manufacturing industry could be brought back to life, we would be a long way to solving the problem.
the money spent on welfare reform is more than the welfare bill as it is at the moment; if that money was used to supply cheap housing, that people could afford to live without benefits; therefore it would be more desirable for them to work. the money generated from the cheap rents, from housing supplied from the government, could then be used to prop up manufacturing and industry.
the other thing that was mentioned was that we have too much public sector and politicians.
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