‘Stop guilt tripping me!’ | Reform UK BLASTS Labour for ‘welfare handouts’ to foreign families

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Reform UK's Laila Cunningham goes head-to-head with Sebastian Salek over the two-child benefit cap and the future of the British welfare state.

The debate quickly escalates as the pair spar over the ‘loss of British culture’ in areas like Tower Hamlets, the impact of mass migration on wages, and whether the ‘melting pot’ of London has lost its British identity. From the ethics of child poverty to the sight of the Union Jack on our streets, they debate Reform UK’s belief that the two-child cap should be lifted for working British families.

0:00 - The Two-Child Benefit Cap: Assessing the upcoming vote on lifting the restriction.
0:41 - ‘Government Handouts’: Reform UK’s stance on benefits
1:29 - Impact of Mass Migration: How cheap foreign labour has reportedly suppressed wages.
2:13 - Reform UK prioritising British Families
3:24 - ‘No Child Deserves Poverty’: Sebastian Salek challenges the ethics of excluding non-British children.
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5:01 - The ‘Foreigners on Benefits’ Debate
6:48 - Work Pay vs. Welfare: The struggle to balance the budget while supporting low-income workers.
7:48 - Clashing over the economic contribution of non-British residents.
8:54 - Loss of British Culture: ‘demographic change’ in areas like Tower Hamlets.
9:41 - The Metro and Tube Comparison: Arguing overother languages being on transport signs in London and Paris.
10:45 - Why the host nation must expect newcomers to adapt.
12:12 - ‘Who Built London?’: A debate on history, heritage, and the melting pot of the capital.
12:46 - The Union Jack Challenge

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