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Restricting disability benefits kills disabled people.

So if you’re advocating that we make the system harsher, harder, more inaccessible, less ā€œgenerousā€ā€¦

You’re advocating for killing disabled people.

2 months ago 53 24 2 0

Far too many people resort to sexualising literally everything…

It’s super immature and quite pathetic really.

No, a body isn’t inherently sexual.
No, clothes aren’t inherently sexual.
No, we shouldn’t be sexualising children’s bodies.
No, gender identity isn’t sexual.

2 months ago 50 4 0 1

Making a system like disability benefits harder to ā€œdefraudā€, absolutely makes it harder for disabled people to get that support that they need.

And actually, it does very little to address the ā€œfraudā€ā€¦ and almost exclusively harms the most vulnerable

2 months ago 54 10 3 1

Under the current PIP criteria, if you are able to put something into the oven, but not able to actually clean up after preparing it, you don’t get anything…

So you can apparently cook without support even if you have to do it in a dirty kitchen.

2 months ago 37 4 6 1

Totally

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What, the folks pushing transphobia are the same folks as want a handmaid's tale dystopia? Surely not?

2 months ago 777 198 19 13

For some people, out of work benefits are a vital temporary safety net.

For others, they are the only option someone has to live.

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2 months ago 322 201 5 15

Completely agree with you, minimum wage should be an absolute minimum for anyone

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Benefits are the money of the person receiving them, to spend however they need and choose to.

All benefits should be seen as fundamental entitlements for anyone who qualifies.

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2 months ago 18 8 0 0

Agree however I think PIP should always be separate and additional as that’s about the additional costs of being disabled.

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2 months ago 71 21 1 0

The significantly positive economic multiplier of disability benefits is proof that they aren’t too ā€œgenerousā€, or ā€œeasy to getā€.

Because I t’s proof that disabled people spend their disability benefits… they don’t hold it, they don’t save much… it’s spent as they need it.

2 months ago 39 4 0 0

If someone is assessed as unable to work due to disability, they should receive a minimum of a liveable income.
It’s not their choice, they can’t change their circumstances, so they should not be punished.

This should not be controversial.

2 months ago 64 9 1 1

More like democide tbh

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A huge unsung army in the UK is all the unpaid carers who keep the health and social care system afloat whilst being paid a maximum of £2 per hour for it (reality a lot less).

All the disabled people who keep local and national businesses going.

Without them, society collapses.

2 months ago 26 1 0 0
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If a child doesn’t feel able or safe to tell their parents something, believe them.

They may be misguided…

But they might not be.

I’d rather be wrong, than see a child get abused because their parents have been told.

A pissed off parent is preferable compared to an abused child

2 months ago 29 5 0 0

Think this is pretty common for us disabled folk… but the worse I feel, the more ā€œstupidā€ stuff I do.

It’s distraction, plus a ā€œfuck it I’ll feel shit anywayā€ sort of thing, I think… mixed with not giving a shit any more.

2 months ago 30 3 2 1

Everyone’s body is different.
Everyone’s brain is different.

What works for one, won’t work for another.

ā€œHealthā€ is subjective, and being ā€œhealthyā€ means different things to different people.

It’s also a huge privilege if you have your health, and don’t live in constant pain.

2 months ago 40 6 1 0

Something that isn’t talked about much is the hollow, shaky, flu-like symptoms you get after a bad pain flare.

Just feeling absolutely shit, lifeless, and devoid of all motivation or ability to do anything.

2 months ago 30 1 2 0

Cutting benefits for those assessed as unable to work, clearly isn’t about ā€œsupporting people to workā€.

It’s about punishing the most vulnerable.

The most vulnerable disabled people are being killed.

2 months ago 57 20 2 1

If you ask a disabled person what helps, and they say ā€œI don’t knowā€ā€¦
It’s not because they are being annoying, it’s because they probably genuinely don’t know what helps at that moment in time.
We might know something is off, but we don’t always know what to do about it

2 months ago 51 6 4 1

Have ended up cancelling my scope which was meant to be next week… no way I could travel with bowels like this.

Surgeon’s secretary was nice and has offered an appointment with the surgeon in 6 weeks’ time to hopefully decide what’s next… if I can make it there…

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2 months ago 3192 1606 51 130

ā€œBut rich people create the jobsā€

Yeah so they can get everyone else to do the work whilst they profit and pay their employees poverty wages.

If those at the ā€œbottomā€ of the job ladder don’t work, nothing else would ever get done.

Even the ā€œworstā€ job should pay enough to live

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When I’ve been in hospital, I’ve always been super grateful when given a side room.

However it does worry me how much more you’re essentially ignored and forgotten about when in one…

It’s better to rest, but the staff need to check up on you more regularly than they do imo.

2 months ago 26 0 0 0

If someone cannot work…

Punishing them with poverty won’t change that.
No amount of ā€œsupportā€ will change that.
Trying to force them into work won’t change that.

Because they can’t work.

(Poverty/punishment isn’t a motivator even for those who could work, by the way)

2 months ago 57 15 2 1

ā€œHow did people manage before WFHā€

Many didn’t.
Many couldn’t work.
Many did work but were so exhausted that they had no lives.
Many didn’t spend time with their children.
Many had to spend a lot more money on transport, carers, etc…

It’s called choice and progress.

2 months ago 49 10 2 2

I’m going to have to cancel my sigmoidoscopy as there is just no way I can travel for 2+ hours each way with my stoma as it is right now…

Not a clue what to do now tbh…
No one closer to home will touch me, and not sure I can go through with any more anyway.

What a mess.

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