Rashford

His PR team have a played a blinder here, nqat.

Originally Posted by windy waffles

His PR team have a played a blinder here, nqat.

Could play 7 at the back against this Government...

Originally Posted by Switching Off

If 322 MPs is a handful, I guess its a handful.

Originally Posted by Switching Off

If 322 MPs is a handful, I guess its a handful.

it's a handful of people, yes. and are you having a discussion with them?

Originally Posted by jem

it's a handful of people, yes. and you are you having a discussion with them?

Is 17.6m a handful?

https://www.utdforum.com/forum/showp...&postcount=360

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Originally Posted by Hyman_Roth

Gob smacked that Jem has decided to pick holes in the response of the left to this issue rather than condemn the Tory’s who overwhelmingly voted for it in the first place.

I didn't say anything about the response of the left. (still, gobsmacked.... etc)

laura sandys just call the discussion/difficulty with child poverty "a bit of a moveable feast". maybe not the best choice of words.

Originally Posted by jem

https://www.utdforum.com/forum/showp...&postcount=360

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well 322 Tory MPs thought we didn't need them aside from the Twitter @#%&!s - or maybe they did but didn't have the %@#$&!s.

Originally Posted by redhegemony

well 322 Tory MPs thought we didn't need them aside from the Twitter @#%&!s - or maybe they did but didn't have the %@#$&!s.

did they think that they had already given money to local councils and had increased universal credit or did they think parents should sell their handbags and pearls?

Originally Posted by jem

did they think that they had already given money to local councils and had increased universal credit or did they think parents should sell their handbags and pearls?

Originally Posted by jem

did they think that they had already given money to local councils and had increased universal credit or did they think parents should sell their handbags and pearls?

Neither

They thought....if I make derogatory comments about the so called underclass a large proportion of the 17.6 million racists/@#%&!s will support me

Originally Posted by redhegemony

that's not the same as not having any %@#$&!s. that's following the guy that feeds you.

jesus is known as the good shepherd. gobsmacked you think religion is evil. oh... hang on.... it is.

Originally Posted by no fun

17.6 million racists/@#%&!s

Originally Posted by jem

that's not the same as not having any balls. that's following the guy that feeds you.

jesus is known as the good shepherd. gobsmacked you think religion is evil. oh... hang on.... it is.

Religion is the ultimate evil jem

And don’t try cosying up to mythical Jesus, your type will never get into mythical heaven according to the book of nonsense

Originally Posted by no fun

Religion is the ultimate evil jem

And don’t try cosying up to mythical Jesus, your type will never get into mythical heaven according to the book of nonsense

https://www.manutd.com/en/news/detai...020-half-term?

Originally Posted by Switching Off

https://www.manutd.com/en/news/detai...020-half-term?

Hope shaw isn’t involved

Originally Posted by no fun

Hope shaw isn’t involved

Can i ask a questions, as i don't know the answer....

How can one of the top 10 countries in the world have so many children who require FSM, and rely on them so heavily that in half-term, that vouchers and meals need to be provided for them at home?

A genuine question as it baffles me.

Originally Posted by elhombre

Can i ask a questions, as i don't know the answer....

How can one of the top 10 countries in the world have so many children who require FSM, and rely on them so heavily that in half-term, that vouchers and meals need to be provided for them at home?

A genuine question as it baffles me.

Cleverer people than me will have better answers, but the cost of housing has to be one factor. Almost Impossible to buy a house if you're a single parent, rent is extortionate, social housing is reduced. I guess ince your fixed outgoings go out theres not a lot left to go round.

Originally Posted by elhombre

Can i ask a questions, as i don't know the answer....

How can one of the top 10 countries in the world have so many children who require FSM, and rely on them so heavily that in half-term, that vouchers and meals need to be provided for them at home?

A genuine question as it baffles me.

Rent extraction.

Originally Posted by Switching Off

the cost of housing has to be one factor.

yup.