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Old 14-02-2015, 04:19 PM #10
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So they do this and we get loads of obese people living on the streets,Well they'd certainly lose weight then.Ridiculous.
How would they even put this into practice?Clog up the NHS more by having weekly weigh-ins at the docs who would then have report his findings to the benefits office?
Why not help people to lose weight?Slimfast vouchers or Slimming World and gym membership?not demonising people for what they eat.Too much control and interfering in peoples lives.
However obesity alone due to lazyness and greed should not be a reason to be able to claim disability living allowance in the first place imo.Fair enough if it is a symptom of a real illness.
As for Job Seekers allowance then as long as they are job seeking then their weight is nothing to do with anything.

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