Generous people of Cardiff

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Originally Posted by TISS

is wealth redistribution via foodbanks any different from wealth redistribution via the welfare state?

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I would say very much so. Unless you class cans of beans and boxes of value weetabix as an indicator of wealth and volunteers handing them out as the state. We could revert to a system where some work n then the ones who feel like it pop a tin of Kidney soup in the box in the supermarket for them that cant and at a push won't work I don't want to live in it though.

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Originally Posted by Maxim

I grew up on the eastside (Port tennant) Riverside chippy:hehe: The Ship inn, Dockers club, i cant remember the name
of the bozzer on Delhi street .:thumbup:

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The dockers mate. On the main road yeah? Good laughs to be had in there.:biggrin:

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Originally Posted by joecity

The dockers mate. On the main road yeah? Good laughs to be had in there.:biggrin:

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My mate Jeff runs the Dockers.

Scroungers spending their disability (ie lazy bastards) benefits and “carers” allowance on booze, cigs and sky tv then using food banks to put food on the table.
Probably drive down to the food bank in their Audi Q3 mobility car.

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Originally Posted by J R Hartley

Scroungers spending their disability (ie lazy bastards) benefits and “carers” allowance on booze, cigs and sky tv then using food banks to put food on the table.
Probably drive down to the food bank in their Audi Q3 mobility car.

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Change you're name to J R Ewing with views like that boy.:biggrin:

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Originally Posted by TISS

The government making it easier to access foodbanks has contributed to the rise in their use

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Making access to food banks easier by making people who have lost the jobs they were doing wait ever longer for help and denying valid claims for people with disabilitie's its very hard to argue against that statement there me old mate. Completely correct