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EricYoung'sSweatBand Flag 06 Apr 15 2.11pm

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Jesus Christ... So if there is a family a living month to month (or week to week) and the main bread winner falls ill or loses their job and the family run out of money, that is child abuse. f*** me.


Edited by EricYoung'sSweatBand (06 Apr 2015 1.24pm)

If they don't provide for a child's basic needs, then of course it is.

That's a reprehensible viewpoint. I sincerely hope if you have kids nothing out of blue bad happens to you, lest you be labelled an abuser



My children are all grown up, do you know what a child's basic needs are?

Well then I hope nothing happens to your kids lest they be labelled abusers


You don't know then.

That's the most idiotic argument ever. I'm on the Internet; even if I didn't know I'M ON THE INTERNET.


Well I'm not asking what a website thinks, I'm asking what you think?

Well if you think a child's basic needs are subjective them your argument falls apart even further doesn't it?

 

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Quote EricYoung'sSweatBand at 06 Apr 2015 1.24pm

Jesus Christ... So if there is a family a living month to month (or week to week) and the main bread winner falls ill or loses their job and the family run out of money, that is child abuse. f*** me.


Edited by EricYoung'sSweatBand (06 Apr 2015 1.24pm)

If they don't provide for a child's basic needs, then of course it is.

That's a reprehensible viewpoint. I sincerely hope if you have kids nothing out of blue bad happens to you, lest you be labelled an abuser



My children are all grown up, do you know what a child's basic needs are?

Well then I hope nothing happens to your kids lest they be labelled abusers


You don't know then.

That's the most idiotic argument ever. I'm on the Internet; even if I didn't know I'M ON THE INTERNET.


Well I'm not asking what a website thinks, I'm asking what you think?

Well if you think a child's basic needs are subjective them your argument falls apart even further doesn't it?


I know what I think, I'm asking what you think?

 

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EricYoung'sSweatBand Flag 06 Apr 15 2.15pm

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Quote EricYoung'sSweatBand at 06 Apr 2015 1.24pm

Jesus Christ... So if there is a family a living month to month (or week to week) and the main bread winner falls ill or loses their job and the family run out of money, that is child abuse. f*** me.


Edited by EricYoung'sSweatBand (06 Apr 2015 1.24pm)

If they don't provide for a child's basic needs, then of course it is.

That's a reprehensible viewpoint. I sincerely hope if you have kids nothing out of blue bad happens to you, lest you be labelled an abuser



My children are all grown up, do you know what a child's basic needs are?

Well then I hope nothing happens to your kids lest they be labelled abusers


You don't know then.

That's the most idiotic argument ever. I'm on the Internet; even if I didn't know I'M ON THE INTERNET.


Well I'm not asking what a website thinks, I'm asking what you think?

Well if you think a child's basic needs are subjective them your argument falls apart even further doesn't it?


I know what I think, I'm asking what you think?

I've told you what I think. Your views are reprehensible.

 

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Quote EricYoung'sSweatBand at 06 Apr 2015 1.24pm

Jesus Christ... So if there is a family a living month to month (or week to week) and the main bread winner falls ill or loses their job and the family run out of money, that is child abuse. f*** me.


Edited by EricYoung'sSweatBand (06 Apr 2015 1.24pm)

If they don't provide for a child's basic needs, then of course it is.

That's a reprehensible viewpoint. I sincerely hope if you have kids nothing out of blue bad happens to you, lest you be labelled an abuser



My children are all grown up, do you know what a child's basic needs are?

Well then I hope nothing happens to your kids lest they be labelled abusers


You don't know then.

That's the most idiotic argument ever. I'm on the Internet; even if I didn't know I'M ON THE INTERNET.


Well I'm not asking what a website thinks, I'm asking what you think?

Well if you think a child's basic needs are subjective them your argument falls apart even further doesn't it?


I know what I think, I'm asking what you think?

I've told you what I think. Your views are reprehensible.


And you're looking for a website to tell you what a child's basic needs are.

 

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EricYoung'sSweatBand Flag 06 Apr 15 2.22pm

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Quote EricYoung'sSweatBand at 06 Apr 2015 1.24pm

Jesus Christ... So if there is a family a living month to month (or week to week) and the main bread winner falls ill or loses their job and the family run out of money, that is child abuse. f*** me.


Edited by EricYoung'sSweatBand (06 Apr 2015 1.24pm)

If they don't provide for a child's basic needs, then of course it is.

That's a reprehensible viewpoint. I sincerely hope if you have kids nothing out of blue bad happens to you, lest you be labelled an abuser



My children are all grown up, do you know what a child's basic needs are?

Well then I hope nothing happens to your kids lest they be labelled abusers


You don't know then.

That's the most idiotic argument ever. I'm on the Internet; even if I didn't know I'M ON THE INTERNET.


Well I'm not asking what a website thinks, I'm asking what you think?

Well if you think a child's basic needs are subjective them your argument falls apart even further doesn't it?


I know what I think, I'm asking what you think?

I've told you what I think. Your views are reprehensible.


And you're looking for a website to tell you what a child's basic needs are.


Did I say that I looked at a website?

Reading's not your strong point is it?

 

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Quote EricYoung'sSweatBand at 06 Apr 2015 1.24pm

Jesus Christ... So if there is a family a living month to month (or week to week) and the main bread winner falls ill or loses their job and the family run out of money, that is child abuse. f*** me.


Edited by EricYoung'sSweatBand (06 Apr 2015 1.24pm)

If they don't provide for a child's basic needs, then of course it is.

That's a reprehensible viewpoint. I sincerely hope if you have kids nothing out of blue bad happens to you, lest you be labelled an abuser



My children are all grown up, do you know what a child's basic needs are?

Well then I hope nothing happens to your kids lest they be labelled abusers


You don't know then.

That's the most idiotic argument ever. I'm on the Internet; even if I didn't know I'M ON THE INTERNET.


Well I'm not asking what a website thinks, I'm asking what you think?

Well if you think a child's basic needs are subjective them your argument falls apart even further doesn't it?


I know what I think, I'm asking what you think?

I've told you what I think. Your views are reprehensible.


And you're looking for a website to tell you what a child's basic needs are.


Did I say that I looked at a website?

Reading's not your strong point is it?


I was surmising, since you clearly don't know.

 

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EricYoung'sSweatBand Flag 06 Apr 15 2.34pm

haha no you weren't. Leave it out now, you're getting tedious.

 

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Quote EricYoung'sSweatBand at 06 Apr 2015 2.34pm

haha no you weren't. Leave it out now, you're getting tedious.


I asked you more than an hour ago if you knew what a child's basic needs are, and clearly you don't.

 

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EricYoung'sSweatBand Flag 06 Apr 15 2.53pm

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Quote EricYoung'sSweatBand at 06 Apr 2015 2.34pm

haha no you weren't. Leave it out now, you're getting tedious.


I asked you more than an hour ago if you knew what a child's basic needs are, and clearly you don't.

Haha ok mate

 

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nickgusset Flag Shizzlehurst 06 Apr 15 4.17pm

Check out the un convention on the rights of the child. I think (I won't look it up, lest Chris accuses me of not independently coming up with the un charter all by myself) numbers 20 and 26 cover how the state is responsible for helping meet basic needs if parents are unable due to poverty.

It seems the coalition ain't doing enough.

 

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Quote johnfirewall at 05 Apr 2015 2.19pm

"Children in 2015 should not be hungry and coming to school with no socks on and no coats - some children are living in Victorian conditions - in the inner cities," said one unnamed teacher.

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Nick?

To be fair a teacher at my Mum's school sorted new clothes for a kid, who then came in the next day with the same old ones. The father was a scumbag by all accounts and had likely sold them, and not to put food on the table. (Pre-coalition BTW)

Edited by johnfirewall (05 Apr 2015 2.23pm)


I'm assuming they were sent up a chimney as well...otherwise its a poor simile

 


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Simple solution.

Scrap cash benefits for energy, food and clothing vouchers.

No excuses then.

 


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