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What does it mean?
The author argues that pensioners with low incomes should not have their benefits reduced further. He considers cutting their already small income immoral.
In plain terms
Reducing the already low pensions of elderly people is wrong.
What can you take from it?
Protect vulnerable pensioners from further income cuts.

Where it applies

  • budget cuts
  • social security debates
  • elderly care

Putting it to work

  • review pension levels
  • protect low income seniors

Questions to consider

  • What is the moral obligation to the elderly?
  • How much should pensions be protected?

Another view

Economic constraints may force difficult choices on social spending.

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