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MB. 01-02-2015 07:02 PM

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abhorson 01-02-2015 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by MB. (Post 7556688)
It's what people on internet forums resort to when they can't think of any better or more valid insults.

:joker::joker:

Cherie 01-02-2015 07:05 PM

Show how poorly Malone researches for her column falsely claiming the travel costs are 1,000 a day :hehe:

abhorson 01-02-2015 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by sampvt (Post 7556689)
kp types

Slags?

abhorson 01-02-2015 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Kazanne (Post 7556699)
•a member of a British subculture characterized by low- or middle-class youths with characteristics such as wearing athletic clothing, Burberry brand clothing, and gold chains, listening to rap music, driving low-end but "souped up" automobiles, and engaging in drunken and other crass behavior. Also called "townies" and "yobs".You also have to add the 'Towie' types


Gees. Got you now, Labour supporters.


Here's another one! You might not see me for a few days!

Jack The Cat 01-02-2015 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 7556735)
Show how poorly Malone researches for her column falsely claiming the travel costs are 1,000 a day :hehe:

Again the amount is unimportant, it is the principle.

Cherie 01-02-2015 07:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Jack The Cat (Post 7556775)
Again the amount is unimportant, it is the principle.

I disagree press articles should be factual

abhorson 01-02-2015 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 7556784)
I disagree press articles should be factual

That i agree with, but it is the Mirror.

Marsh. 01-02-2015 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Jack The Cat (Post 7556775)
Again the amount is unimportant, it is the principle.

When someone is writing a column ridiculing someone and decides to state a sum, that sum should be correct or not included at all.

Jack The Cat 01-02-2015 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 7556784)
I disagree press articles should be factual

Fair point, I should have said in the context of this discussion, the amount is unimportant to me.

Kazanne 01-02-2015 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by abhorson (Post 7556745)
Gees. Got you now, Labour supporters.


Here's another one! You might not see me for a few days!

:hehe: Oh you naughty lad:joker:

poppsywoppsy 01-02-2015 07:19 PM

Should it not be, it is not what you put in but what you take out.

Katie could easily pay for her son on the interest on her millions alone.

No, she takes it out of the pockets of other disabled kids.

abhorson 01-02-2015 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Kazanne (Post 7556809)
:hehe: Oh you naughty lad:joker:


Shame if i do. but good luck to all.:flower: Still here for the mo though.

DemolitionRed 01-02-2015 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Jack The Cat (Post 7556405)
Makes perfect sense to me. She doesn't need any benefits, even if she is legally entitled. Benefits should be reserved for those who really need them, it is a limited pot after all.

Then shouldn't people like KP be exempt from having to pay large sums of money into the benefit system? Perhaps she could use that money to pay for her disabled sons school journeys.

Jack The Cat 01-02-2015 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by DemolitionRed (Post 7556910)
Then shouldn't people like KP be exempt from having to pay large sums of money into the benefit system? Perhaps she could use that money to pay for her disabled sons school journeys.

No she should pay in, as required by law, she may be entitled to take out but that is not mandated. I am not making an argument about the legal position but more a moral one. Katie Price is not mearly well off due to hard work and prudence she is mega rich, and will only become more wealthy.

darkestcornwall 01-02-2015 07:46 PM

She lives in a mansion she could employ the best teacher and school the poor kid at home.Save him the 3 hours travel a day.

Jules2 01-02-2015 08:09 PM

I agree with the article, as I have said we couldnt even get free school dinners for my two granddaughters who live with us. We are retired so we cannot get working tax credit.

Through family trouble my daughter and husband looked after a little boy for nearly two years, all they got was 20 pounds child allowance whilst social services did their best to get the lad back with his mother. They paid her for everything, they even used my daughters house and asked them to go out whilst the woman was there. They could have said no but they wanted to do their best for the child. It wasnt about money with them but there should be a principle somewhere, they were used left right and centre.

Katie should either move or pay the amount imo. There are people who cannot get help so where do they turn?

Caballo 01-02-2015 08:47 PM

It's all about social conscience, you either have one or you don't.

Kazanne 01-02-2015 08:48 PM

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Originally Posted by darkestcornwall (Post 7556947)
She lives in a mansion she could employ the best teacher and school the poor kid at home.Save him the 3 hours travel a day.

Hmm,yes,I wondered about that too,surely the best way to go.

Amy Jade 01-02-2015 09:03 PM

I agree with her tbh

DemolitionRed 01-02-2015 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by darkestcornwall (Post 7556947)
She lives in a mansion she could employ the best teacher and school the poor kid at home.Save him the 3 hours travel a day.

Now that I agree with.

sampvt 02-02-2015 12:09 PM

Like many Millionaires with highly paid accountants, the majority of her wealth is funnelled through tax shelter companies registered overseas, so she avoids paying taxes based on what the public perception, so where does this leave this argument. Now it looks like she isn't paying in loads of money but she is still getting benefit for her son based on her claiming it which indirectly leaves less for those that need it.

Just thought I would mention it after researching her wealth and status under british laws.

Angelika 02-02-2015 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Miranda123 (Post 7556330)
Carole Malone, another day it how it is Lady, had the following to say about KP in her column today

Headed:

Your £40m will buy a lot of Cabs, Katie

Theres been much debate about whether katie Price is right to accept a £1,000-day-taxi service to take her disable son Harvey to school. Of course, its not right. Nor is it fair to those mums and dads denied this service because their Council couldnt affordit.

Katie Price is worth an estimated £40 million and is making another £500,000 for three weeks on Celebrity Big Brother. And I dont give a stuff that she might be legally entitled to this Super Taxi because of the small print int he benefits rules.
Yes, the 100-mile round trip to Harvey's school everyday if "f..king expensive" (her words).
In which case, why doesnt she do what other parents do when their child needs to go to a special school - move closer, make sacrifices (although its hard to think what sacrifices shes have to make with £40 million in the bank)

Price's mother Amy says "Its hurtful people can criticise Katie for doing the best she can for Harvey".

Im sorry, Pricey's got £40m to do whats best for Harvey. What about doing whats best for parents with kids like Harvey but are skint?

And if I lived in West Sussex, which forks out this cash, Id scream blue murder about councillors who cut vital sevrices for hard up working people and charge the old for care homes, yet fund taxis for a woman who is disgustingly rich (excuse the money jealousy, this woman does write for the Mirror after all, youd never get that in the Sun)

Whats happened here is a blatant abuse of a system (and its the systems fault) supposed to help people who cant help themselves. Not to fund a super rich celebrity who might go shouting to the press about victimisation of her disable son if she didnt get her way. Carole Malone

This echos what I said earlier on another thread, the Welfare State was invented so that those at the top, could contribute to those at the bottom, those STILL at the top (ie: with lots of dosh) are not supposed to be the ones taking OUT of the system, they are just supposed to pay into it so that kids like Harvey from less well off homes, get the same chances he does!

No one would begrudge any disabled child a chance, and Katie Price is doing that by using those funds that could be used for another kid on a waiting list somewhere in West Sussex.........

Miranda, I expect you researched all this personally? You obviously don't read the papers either?!

As it so happens Harvey was in a school close to his home but the Council chose to close the school and insist Harvey was placed in the current school far from home. It was the Council who compromised and offered Harvey the expensive taxi ride every day because of the schools closure. My guess is the school was uneconomical to run and the taxi fair peanuts in comparison.

The Council may have had to taxi other children to the new school unless Harvey was the only disabled local using the school - no mention of them!

Anyone who has a clue about the convoluted benifits system in the UK will know that Harvey needs to be registered and on the Social Services radar because if something happens to Katie it would take years and mountains of letters to get him registered for care. The system is the problem, not Katie Price. The failings and slowness in the system force families to use food banks or starve or live on the streets while the incompetent staff try to work through the mountains of red tape.

smudgie 02-02-2015 01:25 PM

Pretty pointless reading beyond the first line.

The article is based on pure bull.
she really should do better with her homework, or is it just convenient to keep on lying about the taxi fare.
Katie P has never mentioned how much it actually cost, her only reference to money was the amount it costs HER to travel to London and back with a private driver.

smudgie 02-02-2015 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Angelika (Post 7559532)
Miranda, I expect you researched all this personally? You obviously don't read the papers either?!

As it so happens Harvey was in a school close to his home but the Council chose to close the school and insist Harvey was placed in the current school far from home. It was the Council who compromised and offered Harvey the expensive taxi ride every day because of the schools closure. My guess is the school was uneconomical to run and the taxi fair peanuts in comparison.

The Council may have had to taxi other children to the new school unless Harvey was the only disabled local using the school - no mention of them!

Anyone who has a clue about the convoluted benifits system in the UK will know that Harvey needs to be registered and on the Social Services radar because if something happens to Katie it would take years and mountains of letters to get him registered for care. The system is the problem, not Katie Price. The failings and slowness in the system force families to use food banks or starve or live on the streets while the incompetent staff try to work through the mountains of red tape.

:clap2:

Great post.


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