I don't

Just to make that "clear"

But you could argue that non working non British families have access to:

Schools
NHS
Services

And since they are not working they are not contributing to the economy.

On the other side a government that has not invested in said services or infrastructure and therefore is trying to fix short term problems rather than the root cause.

Either way it's the government's fault.

Posted By: Basingstoke_Canary_J, Sep 14, 14:38:37