Scousers - can they sink any lower?

[Chalky101]

That raises a quest for Tier 3 lockdown in Liverpool, are thieves, burglars and pickpockets exempt from the Covid restrictions as they need to travel for work, as they obviously can't work from home

Bollocks, they'd steal off their family too

 

[ExREME.TECH]

Don't be such a silly.

That money is for cigs and cheap booze, and big TVs and mobile phones, and, and and....

Nobody said that as a parent, your single most important job is ensuring your kids are fed and safe - that's somebody else's job.

and taught how to be a good citizen

 

[PhotEx]

Lockdown payments to Scousers are the lowest Per capita in the region.

 

[mush_dad]

Lockdown payments to Scousers are the lowest Per capita in the region.

Cool story bro

 

[ExREME.TECH]

Lockdown payments to Scousers are the lowest Per capita in the region.

But Universal Credit has gone up, explain that?

 

[The Assassin]

Bollocks, they'd steal off their family too

Got to start somewhere

 

[brownhat]

Got to start somewhere

Thank you,Fagin.

 

[TheSockPuppet]

They're claiming it was all the students thinking that the rules don't apply to them and thus not actually actual Liverpudlians.

Always the victims, it's never their fault.

 

[Dr Death]

Mr Klopp of Liverpool.

 

[The Assassin]

They're claiming it was all the students thinking that the rules don't apply to them and thus not actually actual Liverpudlians.

But students come to Liverpool because it's Liverpool, not for educational excellence.

 

[Dr Death]

But students come to Liverpool because it's Liverpool, not for educational excellence.

Liverpool Uni lets nearly anyone in even real scouser's.

 

[CAARPS]

But Universal Credit has gone up, explain that?

Good business model

 

[greenbaggyskin]

No one will ever be as low as some shitty arsed Tory MP voting against feeding kids. The shower of cnuts

I think you entirely missed the point. It's not that anyone is against feeding hungry kids, but there are much better ways to organise and fund it.

 

[CAARPS]

I think you entirely missed the point. It's not that anyone is against feeding hungry kids, but there are much better ways to organise and fund it.

Let the eat cake

 

[BuggerAll]

Let the eat cake

No, let them eat healthy nutritious locally produced sustainable and cheap food.

 

[Sexton Blake]

Regardless of the location (Liverpool or elsewhere) if you have 2 kids you are entitled to exactly £35 per week child benefit which equates to £1820 per year.

There are on average 180 school days per year.

That means if all you did was use that money for feeding your 2 kids at school lunchtimes you have circa £10 a day.

I wish me being a tax payer the Gov't would give me that to feed my 2 dogs a day. But hang on, it was my choice to have 2 dogs so I need to finance for them accordingly.

Yes I am simplifying the matter (what about clothes, heating etc, etc) but I am still waiting to see all these hollow cheeked, emaciated kids wandering our streets (Liv or anywhere) but all I see are fat kids and if you Google it up a massive and continuous upward rise in childhood obesity across the spectrum.

Yes, I am a whinging old git but I have few f**ks to give when it comes to this topic.

I blame the parents and the trend of 'handouts' for those who don't really need it against the genuine cases.

 

[CAARPS]

No, let them eat healthy nutritious locally produced sustainable and cheap food.

Or Cake

 

[Mighty_Blighty]

I was a child in the 70s, my dad was a coal miner and we lived in a council house,ergo - we had f**k all.

Neither did 95% of the people who lived on our estate or in our village.

I was never in danger of starving, neither were any of the other kids - in fact, I was well fed, with cheap healthy and nutritious food, ie fruit and vegetables, with the odd bit of meat.

I know there is a world of difference between then and now, however - my parents did the best they could - no fancy cars, or holidays or unnecessary expenditure, the priority was putting food on the table and keeping a roof over our heads by paying bills on time.

Modern parents need to look at the sacrifices their parents made, and ask themselves if they are doing the same for their kids.

 

[TheSockPuppet]

Or don't pump out kids if you are unmarried, don't have a job or own a house.

Not my block job to pay for your lifestyle. I have my own to pay for.

 

[The Assassin]

Or don't pump out kids if you are unmarried, don't have a job or own a house.

Not my block job to pay for your lifestyle. I have my own to pay for.

But pumping out kids gives you a house and an income, and a lot of them deliberately do it just for those perks.