it happens

I'm sure it does but do you wait until you see someone's ribcage before you believe they are starving?

I'm sure it does but do you wait until you see someone's ribcage before you believe they are starving?

you will be at the back of the queue then 

I'm very very lucky. I've never had to worry where my next meal is coming from

I'm very very lucky. I've never had to worry where my next meal is coming from

most dont but in 2014 england do you find it acceptable that people have to rely on food donations to survive  

Re. Fake claims, sadly it does happen like on that channel 4 documentary, anyone see that?

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That depends. For someone who is prepared to do a days work and work hard, I don't think it's very British or acceptable, no.

For people who sit on their bum, deserve all they get

Re. Fake claims, sadly it does happen like on that channel 4 documentary, anyone see that?

No. What's it called so I can look it up on 4od?

Is it not the case though that any compassion or handouts will always have an element of abuse? But should the fact a risk of abuse exists be justification to offer no help to anyone?

Re. Fake claims, sadly it does happen like on that channel 4 documentary, anyone see that?

No. What's it called so I can look it up on 4od?

Is it not the case though that any compassion or handouts will always have an element of abuse? But should the fact a risk of abuse exists be justification to offer no help to anyone?

That depends. For someone who is prepared to do a days work and work hard, I don't think it's very British or acceptable, no.

For people who sit on their bum, deserve all they get

but if they had work they woudnt have to go to food banks,so its either to each according to his need or each according to his contribution both are fundamentals of a socialist society tho what if your contribution was going to the work shy for instance 

I forget, but it basically followed a food bank, run by a charity, for about a year.

Most were genuine, but one guy, said he'd been made redundant, and the dwp had fecked his dole up. He was very convincing, going into job centre to have 'rows' (camera not allowed in ofc) and always arguing on phone at dwp callcentre etc...

Then said it was his lads birthday and got loads of burgers, choc cake etc... From foodbank.

Crew, not charity, rumbled him as a grifter. In work. Wasn't even the kids birthday. He'd been using it for about 3 months.

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but if they had work they woudnt have to go to food banks,so its either to each according to his need or each according to his contribution both are fundamentals of a socialist society tho what if your contribution was going to the work shy for instance

I believed in a previous life that those in work would never be so desparate but I'm not so sure that is always the case. You are right my donation may go to the work shy but equally it might go to

someone who is white middle class with a full time job. I'll never know where my £20 went. Same with the blood I give. Might go to save the life if a kiddie fiddler but equally might save a genuine persons life. I'll never know but I hope it did some good.

I believed in a previous life that those in work would never be so desparate but I'm not so sure that is always the case. You are right my donation may go to the work shy but equally it might go to

someone who is white middle class with a full time job. I'll never know where my £20 went. Same with the blood I give. Might go to save the life if a kiddie fiddler but equally might save a genuine persons life. I'll never know but I hope it did some good.

what makes you think you are middle class,is the class structure not an outdated form of elitism,if you were to study the class system you will find you are working class at best