UK: 'Work is like slavery’ says teenage girl who 'can't be bothered' to get a job

Submitted by Broadsword on Wed, 2011-03-09 16:06

Article here. Excerpt:

A young woman on benefits says she 'can't be bothered' to look for work because it's like being a slave. Sorche Williams, 19, who has been arrested eight times and expelled from two schools, expresses her views in a new BBC3 documentary. In it, she brags about using her parents' and taxpayers’ money to pay for drink on nights out.
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The workshy teenager, who has a criminal record for attacking a police officer, receives £350-a-month in benefits but admits she spends most of her weekly handout on cheap alcohol at student nights. Williams reveals that she receives her benefits on a Tuesday, which suits her because it is usually student night at bars and clubs and the drinks are cheaper.
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Williams, who has no qualifications after she was expelled from two schools, is featured in the series Working Girls, which tells of young British women who choose to live on benefits rather than seeking a job.'

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The solution is simple.

Marry a Ward Cleaver type and pop out a kid, call divorce lawyer, get house and a tax free check every month just like clockwork.

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Submitted by Luek on Thu, 2011-03-10 06:14

The system encourages women to be dependent on the system, as when they get pregnant they have a ready wage slave in a male available to more than pay for this woman's' upkeep. Same thing they did here, and in Russia. Can anyone say divide and conquer? Seems that the social scientists have done it again! By pitting the most natural and basic relationship between men and women they have weakened us at our very foundations. Still say we ought to go after the system it self, cut the head off of the snake as it were.

David A. DeLong

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Submitted by David A. DeLong on Thu, 2011-03-10 21:45