Legally not optional if you know who he is. If he doesn’t have a job or care about having one then give up on that one or start getting tighter with handouts, which won’t happen so this underclass is here until nuclear war fallout when the stupid really will perish.

COYP

Don’t forget tattoos and lots of Argos jewellery. They don’t cost the taxpayer on dentistry a lot of the time though.

COYP

You pay more tax than everyone else then?

My point is you are making the error of using an isolated case, usually of the tabloid feckless sterotype, which probably applies to a minute percentage of people in that bracket and applying it across the board rather than debate the wider issue of poverty and homelessness which is a national scandal. It's the kind of ignorance that has allowed the situation to become what it is

Edited by Pussay Patrol (21 Dec 2018 8.37am)

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

But, but all that immigration is making us better off.

Make up your mind comrade.

Do enlighten us

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

I don't want to get between you guys.

A lady friend volunteers at the Passage which is a homeless charity based near Westminster Abbey. I asked her the same question. Her gut fill is that the majority of people she sees appear to be British. They nearly all have mental health issues.

Of course she only sees a small section in one location. I asked her about begging and she feels that most of the people she sees don't do that.

If that is correct then does that mean there is a difference between the type of people we see on the street begging and the invisible people who go to homeless shelters. I don't know just posing the question based on my conversation with my friend.

One more point