Max Rottweiler

We used to have Empires, ruled by Emperors. Then we had Kingdoms ruled by Kings. Now we have countries...

..Newest Grift you mean. Much like those watches...

condolances

it's for the greater good, I'm sure

We need another Luigi

Probably will hand the contracts to Starlink instead...

Minimum score required .5 point

Yet you condone the actions in Israel...

I hope that Elon reviews the safety of this new aircraft and decides that most of it isn't required...

YVW 😀

twatwaffling hoofwanking cockwombling bunglecunting spunktrumpet

Gorka, a Hungarian Nazi, says what now?

Dizzy Lettuce Liz should name her new freeze peach site "Crash Social"

Howard deffo nutlicks trump!

I note that no tariffs apply to Russia

I'm 55 today - how did that happen?

Not to be misogynistic or ageist, but she looks way older than 27. Selling your soul to the tango Mussolini ages you very quickly and badly.

I urge the media, policymakers, and the public to oppose these harmful reforms and stand up for the millions of people who depend on these benefits to live with dignity.

23/23 ENDS

We paid into the system throughout our working lives, trusting that support would be there if we fell ill. I didn’t choose this condition—and I wouldn’t wish it on anyone. This demonisation of disability must stop.

22/23

Forgive my cynicism, but as they say, the proof is in the pudding. With the proposed tightening of the daily living criteria for PIP, many people like me may well fail the revised tests.

21/23

While the government claims that individuals with degenerative, lifelong conditions will be protected from repeated assessments, I remain skeptical. My understanding is that I will still be required to undergo one final review—despite the incurable nature of my condition.

20/23

My salary expectations and the cost of necessary workplace accommodations make me an unappealing candidate. Furthermore, as someone who is immunosuppressed, working in a busy, air-conditioned environment would pose a serious risk to my health.

19/23

Employers are unlikely to hire chronically ill or disabled candidates when they have a larger, less complex talent pool to choose from.

As a former IT consultant, my skills are now outdated.

18/23

The recent announcement of job cuts following the closure of NHS England will flood the market with younger, healthier individuals seeking employment.

17/23

This has caused unnecessary stress and anxiety for those of us who depend on these benefits, adding further misery to our already challenging lives.

The government’s suggestion that disabled people should simply “seek work” is tone-deaf.

16/23

The entire process around these proposed changes has been badly managed—full of briefings, counter-briefings, conjecture, and rumour.

15/23

Punishing society’s most vulnerable will not resolve the deep-rooted structural challenges we face as a nation. Instead, it will push more disabled and chronically ill people into poverty, stripping them of their dignity and independence.

14/23

Meanwhile, reports of DWP understaffing reveal devastating delays in processing claims—leading to real harm and, tragically, even deaths.

The evidence of the past 14 years is clear: austerity does not work.

13/23

DWP statistics show that fraud within PIP is negligible, yet misleading media narratives, often driven by figures such as Darren Grimes and Reform UK, portray disabled people as burdens or fraudsters.

12/23