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Are we really talking about Great Britains - a country that spys on ill and destitute souls? I' m not sure. I' m sorry.

"We' re gonna need to talk to you about your payment." "But thanks to his years of volunteer work as a social counselor, he was only too much conscious of what that could mean: he was under investigation for subsidy-deception. Saunders needs his invalidity pension. He has been notified that he has been notified twice by the general community of possible performance fraud: once via the federal hotlines and once on-line.

You' ve probably seen many tales of utility scams in recent years. Tales like David's - of common, sincere, handicapped persons going through hell - seldom appear in the newscast. By 2016, in the context of information liberty, the observers disclosed that out of one million suspected cases of performance scams reported by the general population between 2010 and 2015, an astonishing 85% were totally unfounded.

In the past two years, the Independents report that there have been almost 300,000 reports of performance scams that have not led to any actions for want of document. That is espionage in the UK, where the ill person with a crutch is not a compatriot to whom help should be given, but a sponger who interferes with the police.

That' hardly a coincidence. He has been the bad guy of the election for certain parts of the media and the ruling classes for many years. Whilst earlier Labor regimes initiated a large-scale reallocation through the fiscal loan system, they never did enough to question the press's shy claimants' history.

However, recently the cadger story has intensified as the right has meticulously placed the performance scammer as a bed mate of thrift, the fall guy, to warrant the extinction of society over the last eight years. Right-wingers have started a fairy-tale chase against those with fringe socialties. When the first reductions in invalidity pensions were implemented in the midst of the inflated legislation, DGP carried out promotional activities in which it told us that we, the general population, had an important part in the identification of pension fraudsters.

Everyone is conscious that performance scams account for only 1.1% of the entire performance bill. Goverment leaders have also adopted talk of handicapped pretending to receive welfare, and the vast majority of new applicants for sick pay are actually good enough to do something.

Teresa May's former political leader, Georges Freeeman, said that social assistance should go to the "truly disabled". The new appointee for employment and pension, Estoniaher MacVey, once boasted that she would pursue the "sham disabled", while in her former position as handicapped person ministry she abolished the life line of handicapped benefits. That is not just idiom, it goes to the core of governance.

Privately-owned firms are employed to press the ill through evaluations so inaccurately that this week it surfaced that the goverment must repeat the benefit of 1. 6 million incapacitated persons that they may have mistakenly taken off as petitioners are penalized, often for reasons beyond their control, to such an extent as to allow persons to starve.

It is irrelevant in this anti-welfare atmosphere whether someone lies to get benefit or not. In an era when low salaries lead to a state of permanent uncertainty, this kind of gap and ruling tactics is particularly perilous, as it sells the telltale to the workmen that their salaries cannot afford the rents because the paralyzed man on the other side of the road lives the lives of Riely.

It was only this last time that research found out that the vast majority of those entitled to invalidity benefits do not have enough to support themselves. The way we deal with beneficiaries argues for a broader social negativity towards those in need - a society in which those who are not able to finance rents or provide themselves with sustenance for their own infants are more and more seen as there because of their own weaknesses.

This is a dimension of dehumanization that is so advanced that even a person in a wheel chair can be considered "unworthy". It' more effective. If the general population reacts to the right-wing charity narratives by sniffing at their neighbours, it is up to the right-wing parties to come up with an alternate reason.

Working with the Framework Institutes, the Josep Hewlett-Packard Foundation is conducting a talk about poverty awareness program to help understanding how those who are concerned about the problem of povt. That'?s exactly the kind of talk we should have. One part of this must be to present a favourable, collectivistic vision of the charitable state, which sees a protective network as an ideals for the protection of all of us and not as a domestic drainage for a few.

We also need to address the causes of people's uncertainty, from low salaries to prohibitively expensive homes, while at the same time counteracting long-standing prejudices against handicapped inmates. He was swiftly freed from any misconduct with its advantages, but seven month later the torture took its toll. 2. Recently, he told me, a former colleague yelled at him "Schnorrer" when he went into the practice of the family doctor.