Hidden Hunger: Kids in UK rely on food banks

More and more people in the UK are forced to rely on charity food banks to get their daily meal. Thousands of households are left with choice between keeping warm or putting food on their tables, with parents skipping meals to feed their children.

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[debra obrien o halleran o neal]

Fuking Hate the torys

[Michael Seddon]

You are a vile creature, how old are you and you're saying that she should go sell her body to earn money?

You Tory scumbag, please go crawl back into the hole you came out of.

[pmagnowski]

Denise, you missed my point.

Father should be made responsible. simple as that.

[Andy McStab]

How am i acting like im perfect? I just encourage honest conversation while you turn to slander.

[Andy McStab]

No, look at why she WOULD get involved with a "bad man", what CREATES "bad men", and stupid women.

[Andy McStab]

You fail to understand my argument. Im not laying the blame at her. I am laying the blame at the clubbing culture so vigorously promoted which no doubt had a part to play in her conceiving two kids she is in no way prepared to support. I am laying the blame at the poisonous culture she has been spoon fed which makes her situation an inevitability. She is ignorant, and foolish. Both, but she was indoctrinated into ignorance and stupidity, so i am not attacking her, but the culture which bore her.

[Andy McStab]

Oh geez get of your feminist horse this isn't about man vs woman it is about state vs the public

[kj293]

Thanks but I already I learned about that on why people dislike the systems. However, the reason why I asked the guy on " how can you take them down?" is to be specific of what kind of "taking them down would be". Either, elections, impeachment trial, or revolution.

[SystemicTokenism]

Till it reaches a point where conventional methods no longer work,[such as voting]

I suggest you read up on the American revolution[1776] and also read about the political atmosphere of ancient Rome if you truly want to understand the relationship between government and corruption.

[kj293]

How about elections? Don't you think electing the right officials would also be a "cure" for conceited governments?