[Politics] Tory party annual conference Birmingham

GT49er said:

Actually, if you paid attention, or bothered to read the whole thing before posting, I was replying to someone else's post which was specifically about possible shifts since the last election. Why you decided to go somewhere else altogether with your comments, while apparently trying to somehow discredit mine, I don't know. Perhaps you thought you were being clever? If I were you, I'd check this particular conversation back all the way to where it started, and then withdraw before you start to look silly..

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The Clamp said:

Not the time to be pissing about like that I’m afraid.

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Bold Seagull said:

If you might see that someone could read your post slightly differently to how you intended, without getting your knickers in a twist, then maybe you could see why I posted what I did. I've checked back, nothing particularly silly either way to be honest, all I did was justify why I read your post like I did, wasn't trying to discredit you at all, I'd suggest you may be being a little bit over sensitive.

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Bold Seagull said:

Just goes to show there are more voters who change parties than people may think.

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GT49er said:

The error lies in your inability to comprehend my very simple to understand and clear post. The only silly thing was you trying to justify your post, when you clearly hadn't understood what was said, but couldn't bear to admit it. Your problem. I've had enough of you now. 'Bye.

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Bold Seagull said:

I’ve had enough of you now but I’m going to post anyway just to say I’ve had enough. Bye then, that’s me can’t sleep a wink now...

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GT49er said:

....and I will sleep the sleep of the virtuous and vindicated, safe in the knowledge that I won't be arsed to read any drivel you might post tomorrow, let alone waste a minute piece of cyberspace replying.

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Thunder Bolt said:

Can any Tory voter justify this for me? Before anyone says, oh, it's just a mistake and she should appeal, I am on a forum for auto immune diseases, and am reading stories similar to this every day.

https://inews.co.uk/news/health/wom...ility-benefits-personal-independence-payment/

Benefits assessor visited woman, 22, with stage 4 cancer and no hair during chemo treatment and said she was ‘not sick enough’



Paige was advised by her CLIC Sargent social worker that she’d be entitled to Personal Independence Payment (PIP), a benefit that helps with the extra costs of living with a long-term health condition or disability. The weekly rate for the daily living part is either £57.30 or £85.60 and for the mobility part, either £22.65 or £59.75. Paige was hoping to have the money to pay for her travel costs for trips to the hospital three times a week.

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