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Any hope of ‘getting Britain working again’ must not demonise people on welfare
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The war on the disabled that Labour is committed to will bring further shame to a country already getting called out for crimes against humanity against disabled people in the UK. Labour seems to be worse than the Conservatives in its treatment of the most vulnerable in our society.
I'd say the conservatives do a pretty bang up job treating disabled people badly.
For me, it's not that the Tories are worse, but you expect it, yknow? In theory, Labour are supposed to stand up for us at least a little bit, so it's something of a betrayal