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We are in a situation where any old people over 70 with no or small pension to supplrment their OAP will be in poverty. homeless and have to resort to petty crime to avoid starvation . Sadly we have no prison space, where they would be housed and fed. <br><br>In the 1960s old people ,housed in council accomadation ,managed on just their OAP . Something as gone wrong with government policies for old people over the years. <br><br>If only old people would die on or shortly after retirement would make things easier for the Chancellor becase the pensioner vote is crucial.

Burnham comes up wirh ideas so do other parties but we the taxpayers keep on paying there bill as well as ours the rich pay accountants who they went to school with tousands of pounds not to pay there taxes making each other rich and we foot the bill .

So @BBC <a href="http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23bbc">#BBC</a> @BBCNews <a href="http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23bbcnews">#BBCNews</a> I was born July 22nd 1966, but the day that I was born I had a testicle removed and six months later I had the remaining testicle removed. I have a learning disability which presents as acute autistic behaviour, acute paralysis and pain plus psychological, physical, mental and emotional pain, acute CP and lack of coordination between the brain and bodily functions, acute epilepsy which used to be seizures and now epileptic auras. My mum who is partially deaf in one ear and fully deaf in the other adopted my disabled cousin now brother and she worked as a home help care assistant it changed to homecare. She retired after ten years due to a thyroid issue but her own mother had a couple of strokes and she had to move in with us. It took it&#39;s toll on our mum her own disabilities, two disabled boys and her mother to look after, it was suggested by social workers to give respite care a try but on the day that we were supposed to collect our mum&#39;s mother, our mum&#39;s mother died. I was used as a punchbag on and off by my dad from the age of 10 until I was 23 so in 1989 when I was 23 I was forced into making the decision to move out of the family home and into residential care. When I was 28 I had moved into my third residential carehome within the same careprovider. I&#39;m 60 and worried about the future of social care because politicians taking our benefits so we&#39;re so worried because not all of us have our own money.