Would you report your neighbour

[aguero93:20]

But you’d have to be sure you know they’re doing wrong. Don’t be getting the authorities on someone when they’re actually working from home on something like selling sex toys and underwear online, which they wouldn’t want to broadcast to neighbours as their main source of income

Silly attitude that.

By keeping the neighbours in the dark they could be denying themselves a great source of income and a loyal and lucrative customer base, especially if they're living near some of the dirty bastards on here.

 

[mancityvstoke]

The Op's having a meltdown or this is heading to classic thread status...

It's a muffin

 

[Rascal]

Over 200 remarks that’s a good thread if you ask me, plenty of opinions is that what life about. We don’t all like certain threads for whatever reason, and no I’m not hiding or taking a battering because I’ve got broad shoulders unlike the snowflakes on here or the woke community

Explain what woke means?

 

[Rascal]

I can see why people get more pissed off with a local benefits fraudster than the likes of Starbucks who don’t pay any tax in Britain.

Howard Schultz doesn’t live next door to you whereas the benefits cheat does so you see someone taking the piss and barely lifting a finger to rake in the money from the govt when you’re grafting like fuck just to get by, and you’re reminded of it every day when you leave for work and come home from work as they’ve had their feet up the whole time you’ve been on your feet doing a day’s work - you’re going to be more pissed off with that next door neighbour than the likes of Schultz.

But you’d have to be sure you know they’re doing wrong. Don’t be getting the authorities on someone when they’re actually working from home on something like selling sex toys and underwear online, which they wouldn’t want to broadcast to neighbours as their main source of income.

Even then, if the authorities were doing their jobs properly, they’d catch them anyway so you wouldn’t need to grass them up.

I do wish people would stop using the Governments preferred nomenclature "benefits" and use the correct terminology which is "welfare"

Benefits is a horrible word, it infers there is an actual benefit to receiving them, rather than them be the state sanctioned safety net we will all rely on at some point.

Welfare as meaning to fare well in hard times is a far more considered usage of words and it implies we all have a stake in a welfare system.

 

[Tuearts right boot]

Silly attitude that.

By keeping the neighbours in the dark they could be denying themselves a great source of income and a loyal and lucrative customer base, especially if they're living near some of the dirty bastards on here.

Not to mention great customer support and a massive saving on postage.

 

[aguero93:20]

Why on earth do you leap to the conclusion that they're defrauding the state?

He's a ****.

 

[BlueMoonAcrossThePond]

Damn! If only this thread were legit - so much potential for a parody post - can't parody a troll post though so no go for me :-(

 

[Magicpole]

Another example of how good, those and such as those, are at diverting the eyes of so many using the media, from the real crimes, onto those who have nothing. It saddens me more than angers. And keeping your mouth shut would be my advice too.