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You don't know where to start? I'd advise you 'start' by knowing the subject you're actually discussing instead of dribbling out to us the inner workings of your mind based on your experiences 25 years ago.
Funnily enough, I don't disagree with some of the stuff you have mentioned but some of your thoughts are either subjective myopia or bollocks.
Regards to you butt.
It's extremely offensive to suggest that the likes or me wether you agree with my anti tory politics or not is somehow associated or responsible for allowing child sex offenders to live in society and its somehow enabled by do gooders
I used to work on housing projects with the young homeless in Cardiff and we did all we could to prevent kids which is what they are from being groomed by sex offenders
What would you suggest is the solution, or part of it? If people who run businesses aren't allowed to get rich because the money is taken to give to others then they won't bother to run a business so anyone they might employ wouldn't have a job. So you'd have more people to give money to and fewer people providing it.
Carry this to its logical conclusion and you have everybody wanting money for nothing and no one working to provide it. The government gets money by taxing people. If you don't work you don't pay tax so the government doesn't have any money to give to you when you don't work.
When you have the solution please let me know, I'll happily sign up for it.
Well clearly we need people to make money , people to build and make things , people to clean , people to teach , people to care , people to look after us when we are ill
It's a fine balancing act but things have deffo been tipping in the direction of more money for the rich and less for the needy for too long
If I had the solution, ironically, I'd be a billionaire and wouldn't be paying my fair share of tax anyway in the world we live in right now.
I'm supposed to bow and doff my cap to our new King Charles III who doesn't work or pay tax (and don't people come back with the bleat about ...yes they do).
Thanks for the economics basics btw and I sure do get and understand the concepts thanks xsnaggle.
The thing is I don't like that world you describe.
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I did get my money out I spent about £270 on food and drink in supermarkets last night, of which approx £25-30 was dropped off at the foodbank this morning. No cheap "Stockwells" shit for them either, its Xmas after all. The thank you from the volunteers seemed really genuine too, unlike those that pester people outside supermarkets.
I always go with the stockwells cheap stuff, my reasoning is that I can get more for the £ and if you are hungry, surely it doesnt matter if its branded or not, I always buy all the packet noodles aswell ( about 40p a packet ), my reasoning is that they can boil a kettle and have something warm inside them , its a discussion I often have in the foodbank when I take a trolley in, talking of giving, had 3 full trolleys this weekend at our local supermarket that I pick up from, 3 is pretty tidy, its normally one per week
I know it shouldnt matter if its branded or not but some of that Stockwells stuff is rank. The coffee for example. Yuch! I logged onto the foodbanks website and they list what items they have plenty of, what they need.etc so I just filled a basket up with things they need. I dont eat a lot of tinned stuff, its surprising what you can get for £25-30.
I didn't say looking after my own kid was caring. But all of my time is taken up, between working hard, looking after a family member and having my kid
You've called me out before for choosing my kid on weekends, then said on here you'd have loved to go fishing or down the city but you were too tired.. suggesting you hardly went..that my t-shirt over a jumper wearing friend is trolling. The very thing you spend time crying over.
I'd suggest looking back at how I started on this thread, before you decided to drag my name into it for no reason. I suspect I was polite and rather harmless, until poked. Actions cause reactions, you victim.
You said you cared for a family member , worked full time and looked after your kid
You are not a full time carer but we're trying to suggest that you were
If you take it in turns to spend time with an old granny together with family members .....that's not the same as being a single parent of a disabled child that you and you alone are responsible for
I go to the football and go to gigs and go fishing a lot more these days but it's not as much as it was and when I was a full time , full on 24 hour carer I simply didn't have time to myself as its too exhausting and you catch up on sleep
If you see granny a few nights a week or go shopping for her now and again that's great but it's not caring for her in the way some people have to . If you share custody of your daughter you share responsibility and therefore are not having to care for her 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week . If your daughter was in a wheelchair and you didn't have an ex wife to split things then you might have an idea of what you think is a caring role .
I care about my aunty in neath who drinks too much and I see her in the holidays but I am not responsible for her .
I can't be any clearer than that . Now get your money out or you go in the bad room with the rest of them .
Well if your parents have now sadly passed whats your excuse for not working now?