[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by parmnion

And I said greggs would end up paying to feed the homeless rather than have their shops close...so a gentle leaflet protest outside thier shops at half five on a friday night would be a beginning..it's win win.

They'd keep an unprofitable shop open to feed the homeless.

POPPYCOCK!

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

They'd keep an unprofitable shop open to feed the homeless.

POPPYCOCK!

Not everyone is as heartless as you..

If greggs already feed the homeless and people strated protesting people not to buy the last bake of the day so all that food could go to feed the homeless then greggs pr would pick up on it and decide that rather than look bad and heartless by opposing the protest they would probably just bake some more stuff and deliver it to the homeless.

They care already, and losing the last bake of the day ain't going to bankrupt them all of a sudden, bloody shops every 50 metres in some places.

Why you have to sensationalise everything I will never know.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Not everyone is as heartless as you..

Oh, getting personal again.

I'll leave you to it.

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Not everyone is as heartless as you..

If greggs already feed the homeless and people strated protesting people not to buy the last bake of the day so all that food could go to feed the homeless then greggs pr would pick up on it and decide that rather than look bad and heartless by opposing the protest they would probably just bake some more stuff and deliver it to the homeless.

They care already, and losing the last bake of the day ain't going to bankrupt them all of a sudden, bloody shops every 50 metres in some places.

Why you have to sensationalise everything I will never know.

If a shop suddenly loses profitability, they will not.keep it open. A leaflet protest around the shop will only deter people thinking they are doing good but in the long run will cause.problems.

People are better donating to homeless charities to help homeless people at ground level