No Mikey, that is not reasonable. Tax Credits are given to people who, presumably, can’t afford to live on their earnings. If that money – tax payers’ money – is spent on luxuries, then the Tax Credits are surplus to requirements - and you have no business preaching to Retrocop about why he was or wasn’t suspended. Your duplicity has been exposed – yet again.
A weak effort, Mikey. Your response to Cloverjo implies that those who disagree with her – and you – are unreasonable and therefore wrong. They are not. You bang on about the poor, but if people can afford pay television, clearly they are not poor. That is reasonable.
No-one else expresses their opinions with the spite and malice that you do, mikey. If you insist on 'giving it out' all the time, you'll have to expect some negative reactions.
Liars, drunks and trolls, just some of the regular epithets mikey flings at other ABers. Perhaps you're blinded by your political leanings. Whatever, we'll just have to agree to disagree on this one, ladies.
If you think it's harsh that people on benefit are told to give up Sky TV - going back to the earlyish days of the last century when my grandparents had five children to bring up, they claimed what was then National Assistance. Someone came round and counted the chairs they had and my grandparents were told to sell some - the children could sit on the floor. That was harsh!!
"people should be(and are) able to spend their money on what they like shall we go down the american system? "
Absolutely true. Unfortunately, for the purposes of this discussion, the money they are spending is not, strictly speaking, theirs. It has been provided by taxpayers, many of whom may be worse off than the recipients.