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However, I do agree that the vouchers should not be able to be spent on everything in store, only food items. |
They've played a blinder tbh.. if you take into consideration the tier 3 restrictions coming into effect across the country, if households have to take a 33% cut in income how many more of those just about managing families will be pushed below the poverty line and their kids become eligible for a free school meal?
It's going to be a very long, very hard winter. I'd keep an eye on the infant mortality rates because decisions like this have an impact and consequences. But us taxpayers shouldn't have to worry about that...should we? |
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Look, there is nothing wrong with backing the winners. Kaz has rights |
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I don't know where people live to never have seen kids in rags and running wild, while their parents are fagging it ,looking on their smartphones waiting for a 62" TV to be delivered !!These are the ones that spoil it for the genuine cases. Those that are genuine should get help and they will, the others are just lazy arses and their kids suffer through them no one else.
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Okay, so if that does happen and parents are buying luxuries rather than feeding their children, why should the government abandon them? It’s not the kids faults it’s happening, that makes them even more cruel in my eyes
That being said, the lazy, good for nothing, smoking, iPhone buying, holiday taking, alcohol drinking parents are in such an obvious minority, that it’s used as a boogeyman as an excuse for the government to shirk their responsibilities and paint poor people in a bad light in the process. |
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I could make the new years honours :amazed: Arese Dame Cherie of Teeeb Thank you ma’am :hee: |
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I love how a 62 inch TV seemingly pays for daily school meals for a full year. |
Well it's learned a little of where the other side comes from doesn't it on this thread.
For me it was a simple choice this. The government already had this in place except for school holiday periods. This bill was to extend it those few weeks then to hopefully ensure children that needed it, got at least a good meal a day. Even during school holidays. Frankly, it's surprising it didn't originally cover the holiday periods anyway to me. So there it is. For me, any MP, I don't care from whatever party, who wouldn't then support this. In my view are cruel and wrong bigtime. The fact it's Con MPs who did speaks volumes about their warped, discriminatory and selfish thinking. Personally I've no time for a single MP who voted this down or for that matter for anyone who supports them doing so either. It's simply petty, wrong and disgraceful. In my view. |
Slim digging up his Youth of 1995
typical posting from you. |
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Back in that day all was Dandy. |
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All and Dandy for Officers of the Sea. |
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Sure thing, arista. |
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Tories hate hungry children and I’m not even surprised lol
I haven’t read the thread yet, but it’s several pages long. Please don’t tell me that the usual suspects are defending this **** with a daily mail verbatim swing. |
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Just read the thread.
Poor people can’t afford tax (are we getting a tax deduction because of this?) but could afford seven meals a week for each of their children because that’s cheaper?!? is the best defence so far That’s not washing with me and I’m saddened it would wash with anybody else in the entire world. Any other defences? |
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Yes so long as you Date it. But what he said in 1995 is worthless to his prime minister level. |
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