"answer me this then if joe bloggs can't get bernifits how come I couldn't get hem after working and going to college, after saving up and paying my taxes why was I declied the benifits which I 'should b' entitled to when the person next to me who couldn't utter a word of english was handed a wadge of stuff she could claim where's the justice in that? it's just no on.
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I'm not sure it is unfair to make such a judgement about this woman on face value. Why did you not leave the Job Centre with the memory of all the other people (British-born citizens) who were easily claiming benefits?
Just because this other woman was handed a 'wadge of stuff' doesn't mean she actually got anything. How can you make that assumption? I'm sure you were handed a wadge of forms to fill in to establish whether you were entitled to any unemployment benefit.
In your case, you probably weren't entitled to any benefits because you were living with a partner and in those cicumstances, if he earns enough, he is expected to 'keep you' until you find a job. It's harsh and I too have been in that position - but there are blanket rules which exist in the employment service to ascertain entitlement.
I'm not suprised that many people hold the same oopinions of immigrants and Asylum seekers as you do. There is a lot of media out there who love to pick on this vulnerable group and play to the fears of the British public. Once you scratch the surface though, and seek out more grand scale factual information, some of the fear about immigration poilicy usually subsides.
I wonder how much notice you take of other news stories. Many fraudulent and violent crimes are committed by British-born citizens. I too am often left with that feeling that Britain is going down the pan, but it is usually in response to the growth of anti-social behaviour.