I hate to say it, but with a Tory majority, even as small as it is, Iain Duncan-Snith is going to be nastier, harder hitting and more callous than ever before
Jaysus hope Im wrong but IDS will be so Toxic I can see some poor sod having a go at him . IDS seems to get off on causing people on welfare, and disabled in wheelchairs etc so much misery with bedroom taxes etc that I fear for him and his safety.
Just one question... How do you feel about his attacks on the poor and disabled and the pleasure he appears to get from seeing people's suffering as a result of his policies?
Jaysus hope Im wrong but IDS will be so Toxic I can see some poor sod having a go at him . IDS seems to get off on causing people on welfare, and disabled in wheelchairs etc so much misery with bedroom taxes etc that I fear for him and his safety.
That is something that may well happen, you take everything away from people then they have nothing to lose.
Jaysus hope Im wrong but IDS will be so Toxic I can see some poor sod having a go at him . IDS seems to get off on causing people on welfare, and disabled in wheelchairs etc so much misery with bedroom taxes etc that I fear for him and his safety.
he is a very strange man.
smug, cowardly, and a classic example of a sociopath.
and to be honest i doubt many people could give a fly toss about his safety.
I hate to say it, but with a Tory majority, even as small as it is, Iain Duncan-Snith is going to be nastier, harder hitting and more callous than ever before
I'm distinctly anti-Conservative but try to think rationally about the good they can do (I can't sit moping for ten years about their position of power). IDS makes this difficult however, and its his continued involvement that sickens me against the party altogether.
The man is very strange. He seems to derive some kind of genuine pleasure from making life a misery for those who already suffer on account of being at the poorest end of society. And I don't just mean that in a proverbial sense, you always get the impression from his interviews and sessions and panel appearances that he exceeds mere ignorance and actually enjoys his position of power for all the wrong reasons. I can't even say the same is true for the likes of David Cameron, who I have a very low opinion of - he's not anywhere near as vile.
With the fact that IDS lied on his CV to get his job (as reported by the BBC in 2002) I don't know how he maintains the ironic position overseeing work and pensions. More so, I don't know how he can so ruthlessly cut down those in the most need.
As someone somewhat dependent on at least some ESA, and who suffers from anxiety as well as other mental health conditions, my first real worry when the exit polls predicted a win for the Tories was that this man was coming back. His position over people legitimately scares me. And I thought it was Governments who were supposed to be scared of their people?
Yes, of course this is true because you said it on the internet.
Its well known he lied on his c.v. Look it up. He also lies on stats, he had to face a Commitie last year to explain his misuse of DWP figures which were leaked to the press.
Jaysus hope Im wrong but IDS will be so Toxic I can see some poor sod having a go at him . IDS seems to get off on causing people on welfare, and disabled in wheelchairs etc so much misery with bedroom taxes etc that I fear for him and his safety.
He certainly seems to take pride in his reputation for being a heartless enforcer. I guess some people get off on that kind of thing.
What are the 'sour grapes' in this thread? Bearing in mind that 'sour grapes' is a metaphor for someone describing a prize they did not win as being worthless after all?
His awful 'sidekick', the 'lovely' Esther is out, isnt she?
She is; one of the very few bits of good news last night. I had a little mini-wish-list, and the only items that came true were Esther McVey out, Farage out, and Galloway out. I'm gutted that "my proudest achievement was voting against gay marriage" Blackman survived in Harrow East.
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retain his seat
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/politics/constituencies/E14000634
Good to see his vote share was down, but they put the scumbag is in an ultra safe seat.
Just one question... How do you feel about his attacks on the poor and disabled and the pleasure he appears to get from seeing people's suffering as a result of his policies?
That is something that may well happen, you take everything away from people then they have nothing to lose.
I certainly wouldn't shed a tear for him if it happened.
he is a very strange man.
smug, cowardly, and a classic example of a sociopath.
and to be honest i doubt many people could give a fly toss about his safety.
They have given him a uniform already.
http://www.eric-p-caspar.de/images/12.jpg
I love the taste of sour grapes.
I'm distinctly anti-Conservative but try to think rationally about the good they can do (I can't sit moping for ten years about their position of power). IDS makes this difficult however, and its his continued involvement that sickens me against the party altogether.
The man is very strange. He seems to derive some kind of genuine pleasure from making life a misery for those who already suffer on account of being at the poorest end of society. And I don't just mean that in a proverbial sense, you always get the impression from his interviews and sessions and panel appearances that he exceeds mere ignorance and actually enjoys his position of power for all the wrong reasons. I can't even say the same is true for the likes of David Cameron, who I have a very low opinion of - he's not anywhere near as vile.
With the fact that IDS lied on his CV to get his job (as reported by the BBC in 2002) I don't know how he maintains the ironic position overseeing work and pensions. More so, I don't know how he can so ruthlessly cut down those in the most need.
As someone somewhat dependent on at least some ESA, and who suffers from anxiety as well as other mental health conditions, my first real worry when the exit polls predicted a win for the Tories was that this man was coming back. His position over people legitimately scares me. And I thought it was Governments who were supposed to be scared of their people?
It would appear that Chingford is just the sort of place that would re-elect such a man. They deserve each other.
Have a look at the work he's done before you condemn the man for sanctioning benefit payments.
Yes she is - nice one Wirral!
Hopefully she'll be on the receiving end now of some nice sanctions when she's claiming her JSA
While claiming for £39 breakfasts and £50 underpants >:(
Duncan-Smith is beyond repulsive... Scum isn't even strong enough to describe him.
She is; one of the very few bits of good news last night. I had a little mini-wish-list, and the only items that came true were Esther McVey out, Farage out, and Galloway out. I'm gutted that "my proudest achievement was voting against gay marriage" Blackman survived in Harrow East.