Enough is enough. Disabled people are driven to suicide because of the Government's welfare reform The survey, highlighted by Exaro, the investigative website also found 14 per cent had patients who had self-harmed as a result of the test. As I'm commenting on this, I'm so angry that the words are crashing against one another in my fury. People are either contemplating, or actually committing suicide, because their Government, our Government, are pushing through with policies which defy all understanding. The survey found that one in five GPs had at least one disabled patient who had thought about suicide because of the test. There are people are dying because their elected representatives have chosen to make the welfare reform a reality. In 2011, the Government ordered that everyone on incapacity benefit, some two million people, should be assessed. This is just the beginning as George Osbourne set out plans for £18 billion in welfare savings by 2014-15. And yet it seems to me that disabled people are always remembered for a politician's PR photo opportunity, but forgotten when it comes to pushing through dehumanising policy. This is robbing disabled people of life chances and meaningful existence, but with an eye to the polls, the votes and the perceived will of the public, no one will speak out. These men and women are choosing death because life is offering no meaningful option. They have no champion, they have no hope. So they tell their doctor. These doctors are ignored by the people paid to bring the savings, but these same doctors have made an oath to save lives. Disabled people have become the cannon fodder for a UK war on welfare. Another day, another life ruined, another saving. The fact is, this cost-saving initiative sometimes neglects and deliberately targets people for whom life is already difficult. The "cheats," the "liars," the "scroungers," and the "scum," are nothing less than the victims of propaganda so seductive in a time of austerity, that no one believes them anymore. Crime against disabled people is on the rise with more than 65,000 hate crimes being reported in the last year. The blame game has become the norm. The myth pervades and dilutes the unreported truth so convincingly that there is no hope for people who need to be believed. A society is judged on the protection of its most vulnerable members. Our society is now a gang of elitist bullies who seem hell bent on destroying the lives of disabled people while claiming it's in the best interests of those it attacks. Like any abuser, the Coalition claims that this was justified. Like any abuser, they are blaming their victims whilst terrifying them into silence, and in some cases, even death.