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Exactly this.

State dependency among a large group of low paid you say? Surely not! I thought I'm just imagining it every time I hear reports of the numbers of people in work and claiming benefits on the rise even as we speak. There was me thinking only work shy good for nothings are dependant on state...

So to be clear, in your opinion, not everyone on the current minimum wage (currently £6.31ph for those over 21, £5.03 for 18-20yr olds and £3.72 for U18's) is worth more than they are currently getting. Is the huge housing benefit, working tax credit and child tax credit bill worth it in your...

Point of order. They do not get even richer for doing virtually nothing. They get even richer for having the means to make yet more money. The money/capital does the work for them, and I'm sure that must be very hardwork. The rules of the game are quite clear.

Whilst I tend to agree that Nibble's figure of £250 pw is an eyebrow raiser, can I just ask WHO you think should expect the right to that kind of figure? Do you, for instance, as a business owner expect it? And further more, should all business owners expect it? And what kind of workers do...

The whole world is run like a giant monopoly game, and it always is repulsive. Anyway, must dash, got to check to see how economic growth is getting on.