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What's next for British folk?

Posted by Stan Wears on 24/4/2025, 7:31 pm

Just read today there are plans to cut pension credit and due to that people will lose their winter fuel allowance. Who is starmer working for? Its all down to save money to keep these illegal immigrants isn't it? What next? Euthanasia for over pension age?

Re: What's next for British folk?

Posted by Steve in Australia on 25/4/2025, 12:58 am, in reply to "What's next for British folk?"

I would suggest not mentioning that again Mr Wears, there is no point in giving the Starmer Government ideas !!

Re: What's next for British folk?

Posted by Sheila on 25/4/2025, 8:13 am, in reply to "Re: What's next for British folk?"

Stan, did you not agree with the assisted dying bill going through parliament . As I have said, once they have that cleared in years to come suggesting euthanasia for certain ages will be easier.

Re: What's next for British folk?

Posted by Liz Dance on 25/4/2025, 8:17 am, in reply to "Re: What's next for British folk?"

Open Season on the elderly, that has been the case since this deplorable Government was voted in.

Re: What's next for British folk?

Posted by stan Wears on 25/4/2025, 9:50 am, in reply to "Re: What's next for British folk?"

Sorry Steve you're right !

Re: What's next for British folk?

Posted by Stan Wears on 26/4/2025, 5:44 pm, in reply to "Re: What's next for British folk?"

Sheila I stood helpless watching my wife die in agony with cancer and covid. I stood outside looking through the hospice
patio windows. I am all for ending a life as in my mind it was more than barbaric...3 hours of hell...

Re: What's next for British folk?

Posted by Sheila on 26/4/2025, 6:54 pm, in reply to "Re: What's next for British folk?"

Stan, I would blame the hospital who treated her, but if it was a relative of mine I would not think the answers is a quick injection via the state. No one could not feel dreadful and sad to reading your comments. I have lost parents from cancer years ago in a hospital, but we never saw them or relatives since in such a distressed situation. You asked the question, yes if people like yourself want assisted dying, in years to come they will be people in a position of trust who will practice euthanasia. Be careful what you wish for.

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