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I rarely use the NHS, public transport or council services and I
don't have any kids so I'm paying out far more than I get back from
public services.

And you'll refuse the old age pension when the time comes? By far and
away the biggest single item of 'benefits'

Since I've been paying in for it via national insurance all my working
life why should I refuse it?

Then pray tell the point of your earlier statement - at the top of this
post?

Absolutely typical of the likes of you. 'I don't use any of the services I
don't actually need at the moment, so shouldn't be expected to pay for
them.' So if you suddenly need the NHS, would you then pay the actual
costs?

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Dave Plowman London SW 12