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Justice for Men & Boys 
The Conservatives are often criticised that they had 14 years in power to get on top of this. But, to be fair, they did introduce the sensible policy of a Two Child Benefit Cap in 2017.
In the run-up to the July 2024 General Election, Starmer actually defended this Conservative initiative, recognising that the funds to scrap it weren’t available. But that doesn’t suit women, who believe that their endless bad choices in life should be funded by others. After Labour won the 2024 election, the harpies believed that happy days were here again. Starmer was forced to suspend seven Labour MPs, who wanted the cap removed.
His premiership was effectively doomed from that point. The instant that women don’t get what they want, they begin gathering and plotting in the background. Subsequently being forced to sack a few of them for fraud (Louise Haigh), non-payment of tax (Angela Rayner), and outspoken views on the anodyne nature of grooming gangs (Lucy Powell) gave a focal point for female dissatisfaction. All they needed now was a white knight to fight their battles for them -Andy Burnham.
So, we’re back to square one. £2 billion annually down the tubes to fund unsustainable female life choices in a welfare state that is no more than an economic harem. Women believe that men should get up in the morning and go to work to fund women who won’t consider them as a sexual partner, and children whom they haven’t sired, genes that are not our own.
Still – it’s a drop in the bucket compared to the untold billions we spend supporting genes that shouldn’t even be on these islands, as they came here illegally. If ‘Stay Belvedere Hotels’ are charging this amount to provide 20% of the accommodation, what is the real bill..?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/czxnj42z90wo
No sympathy for Starmer, by the way. He built his career on pandering to feminists, throwing men under the bus in the process. He has now learned the hard way that he was tolerated only for as long as he was of use to them.
The same lesson awaits Burnham.
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