bedroom tax victim commits suicide-'couldnt afford to live'

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Cameron is making no secret of what his desires are. He demands "austerity forever" with a gold chair and gold throne behind him and reading from a gold lecturn. Austerity for thee but not for me... you accept a desperate life or die. We are here to make money off you and don't you complain, anti-protest laws have been passed and water cannon ordered.

The man is an enemy of Britain.

It's also clear that he wants people to kill themselves. It fits in with his Social Darwinist warped mind. However, there are limits even to that as that Reserve Army of Labour must be large enough to permit a very desperate population begging to be fleeced in order to survive.

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Bottrill shouldn't of been bedroom taxed, as she was was pre 1996 (aka DWP cock up!!)

Perhaps they should let people use housing benefit for mortgages. The money is going to go to someone anyway, it might as well go to the person receiving the benefit. Perhaps then they won't be needing as much, once they've paid off most of their mortgage.

Or, ya' know, the government could let the housing market correct itself so that people can actually afford to live, rather than setting up conditions for their house owning and developing friends to make much profit, and then having to bring in benefits to prevent a riot.

With the billionaires claiming to be subject to Nazi persecution and imminent holocaust, to think that people are being forced into suicide in their name, to relieve their miniscule tax burden, makes that even more obscene.

And some people like to criticise the American government.

America's awful foreign policy is what some people criticise but the British governments awful domestic foreign policy is where they are really laying it on in spades.

Under these kleptocrats and Etonian snobs we've seen
- The introduction of workfare
- The creation of the bedroom tax
- The trebling of university tuition fees for English, Welsh and Northern Irish students.

At least the USA's domestic policy is going somewhat in a better direction now.