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 serial thriller  The Promised Land 22 Oct 20 10.57am |
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Originally posted by Eaglecoops
It's easy to be philanthropic when you are bringing in millions of pounds per year. Maybe he should start off a PL players fund towards this. If they all donated 5% of their salary to this then let me see: Say average pay in PL equal £30k per week x 20 teams x 25 players per squad = £780m p.a. x 5% = £39m Now if the government were to say that is tax deductible from their salaries then the players could afford quite comfortably to provide say up to £40m per annum towards childrens meals. Now that would be philanthropic and worthy. It staggers me the levels to which people on here will avoid any kind of scrutiny towards the government. It shouldn't be the job of Man United's striker to feed hungry kids. The fact he's having to pick up the tab just highlights the Victorian attitudes of our government towards the poor. You have an MP who takes 50k a year in expenses lecturing single mum's that they can't afford to provide free school meals because it will make them dependent on the state. Pigs is the only word.
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| Eaglecoops CR3 22 Oct 20 11.08am |
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Originally posted by serial thriller
It staggers me the levels to which people on here will avoid any kind of scrutiny towards the government. It shouldn't be the job of Man United's striker to feed hungry kids. The fact he's having to pick up the tab just highlights the Victorian attitudes of our government towards the poor. You have an MP who takes 50k a year in expenses lecturing single mum's that they can't afford to provide free school meals because it will make them dependent on the state. Pigs is the only word.
...and i'm afraid the majority of posts you make are about the government and how much you hate them. I wasn't making a point about the government I was making a point that its easy for multi millionaires to throw their hat in the ring and support worthy causes, but true generosity comes from providing that support directly and I came up with a way of supporting that cause with a little tax relief.
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| steeleye20 Croydon 22 Oct 20 11.11am |
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What government cuts have been made in answer to our present situation? None. No more adapting to a crisis, modern governments just borrow insane amounts they will not be responsible for repaying. Like 100 billions plus on a railway line upgrade, at a time like this. The idea of a 'hard times' Dickensian era has the tories salivating, and the voters have handed it to them on a plate.
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| serial thriller The Promised Land 22 Oct 20 11.22am |
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Originally posted by Eaglecoops
...and i'm afraid the majority of posts you make are about the government and how much you hate them. I wasn't making a point about the government I was making a point that its easy for multi millionaires to throw their hat in the ring and support worthy causes, but true generosity comes from providing that support directly and I came up with a way of supporting that cause with a little tax relief. So we can get the footballers to pay for hungry kids, maybe pop stars can pay for victims of domestic abuse, cricketers can pay for housing the homeless and the government can spend the savings on giving billionaires another tax break?
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| steeleye20 Croydon 22 Oct 20 11.45am |
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A Tory MP has quit her government job after voting for a Labour motion to offer free school meals during holidays until Easter 2021. Caroline Ansell said vouchers were not a long-term solution - but they helped families struggling with the pandemic. An honourable resignation I feel.
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| Rudi Hedman Caterham 22 Oct 20 11.59am |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
A Tory MP has quit her government job after voting for a Labour motion to offer free school meals during holidays until Easter 2021. Caroline Ansell said vouchers were not a long-term solution - but they helped families struggling with the pandemic. An honourable resignation I feel. If it didn’t include Easter and the issue was revisited in February or March then it probably would’ve gone through but the challenge couldn’t be resisted.
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 Hrolf The Ganger 22 Oct 20 12.57pm |
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Originally posted by Mapletree
The bloke is a bit special. Shame he plays for that mob Interesting comment about people on Twitter apparently accusing him of being uneducated I really like ‘we require guidance’ from number 10. You got that right. Another naive justice warrior with no grasp of the bigger picture. We are supposed to take him serously?
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| serial thriller The Promised Land 22 Oct 20 1.11pm |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
You got that right. Another naive justice warrior with no grasp of the bigger picture. We are supposed to take him serously? Always good to hear your views on the matter Ebenezer.
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| The Dolphin 22 Oct 20 1.15pm |
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I am right of centre and make no apology for that but that vote last night made my blood boil!
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| steeleye20 Croydon 22 Oct 20 1.28pm |
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When you consider that the government has claimed to be responsible fiscally, the projected cost of HS2 is now over 400 millions per mile for the first link to Old Oak Common. And there are 245 miles!! The cost of the school meals is a pittance, 126 millions the first time round.
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jeeagles  22 Oct 20 1.30pm |
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Surely it's not the governments job to do everything for the parents? A schools primary duty is to educate children. Maybe just leave them to focus on that.
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| EverybodyDannsNow SE19 22 Oct 20 1.37pm |
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Originally posted by serial thriller
It staggers me the levels to which people on here will avoid any kind of scrutiny towards the government. It shouldn't be the job of Man United's striker to feed hungry kids. The fact he's having to pick up the tab just highlights the Victorian attitudes of our government towards the poor. You have an MP who takes 50k a year in expenses lecturing single mum's that they can't afford to provide free school meals because it will make them dependent on the state. Pigs is the only word.
Good post.
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