@MyothercarisaCozyCoupe
Yes, and sometimes that means paying for things that don't benefit you directly because it's best for society overall.
Sometimes???? Seriously its all the time for single childfree children.
This is what pisses us off. We don't ever get any type of benefit for paying into the system. It isn't sometimes its all the time.
Noone can name one benefit that single childfree people get that noone else gets because there isn't one!
We pay in for the nhs, subsidise poor, supoort vulnerable and disabled people, subsidise childcare, subsidise social care, subsidise education, subsidise pensions
Where is the subsidy for a single chidlfree person? There isn't so how can you say sometimes we have to pay for stuff that doesn't directly benefit us when there is not one thing that directly benefits us only.
And there in lies the rub. Hand over more taxes to subsidise other people more, keep handing it over pay more and get fuk all for it.
Every yr the budget helps all these groups except if your single and childfree, you get nada, zip, zilch except to hand over more taxes to help other people.
But does anyone give a shit? Anyone actually thinking thats a pretty shit deal and yeah perhaps we should at least acknowledge that it is before wanting more money from people...nope noone does even on this thread...instead you get vilified as being selfish for saying enough is enough