| Marcus Rashford on 15:20 - Jun 16 with 1535 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:17 - Jun 16 by Kerouac |
Yeah, what a wild claim, talking to somebody at a supermarket.
Based on what has happened so far the government were probably going to roll out school dinners all summer anyway. Nobody needed a millionaire footballer's intervention...but every time a policy like that is enacted you think about that lady in that supermarket. Ask yourself what does she think about it. |
No they weren’t.
Johnson specifically said so just (hold on while I check) yesterday.
Wales announced several days ago they were going to.
The decision of the government over a policy that is only for England will have absolutely no affect on the imaginary lady in a Welsh supermarket. |  | |  |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:20 - Jun 16 with 1534 views | jack247 |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:17 - Jun 16 by Kerouac |
Yeah, what a wild claim, talking to somebody at a supermarket.
Based on what has happened so far the government were probably going to roll out school dinners all summer anyway. Nobody needed a millionaire footballer's intervention...but every time a policy like that is enacted you think about that lady in that supermarket. Ask yourself what does she think about it. |
Have you already changed tack to ‘dinner ladies who also work in supermarkets are more important than hot water and keeping kids fed’? | | | |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:21 - Jun 16 with 1530 views | Ace_Jack |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:17 - Jun 16 by Kerouac |
Yeah, what a wild claim, talking to somebody at a supermarket.
Based on what has happened so far the government were probably going to roll out school dinners all summer anyway. Nobody needed a millionaire footballer's intervention...but every time a policy like that is enacted you think about that lady in that supermarket. Ask yourself what does she think about it. |
every time you think of something that might make our tiny island a bit better ask yourself this, "How would an imaginary woman in a supermarket spin this in a way that conveniently reaffirms Kerouacs beliefs?" |  | | |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:24 - Jun 16 with 1522 views | Kerouac |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:15 - Jun 16 by Ace_Jack |
because the young black man did a thing and he didn't like it. |
You really do yourself a disservice.
When is the penny going to drop, just because politics hasn't gone your way lately it doesn't mean half the country is racist and you really don't have the right to call people you know nothing about a racist.
Try it in your personal life and see what happens to you  |  |
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| Marcus Rashford on 15:26 - Jun 16 with 1511 views | Professor |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:17 - Jun 16 by Kerouac |
Yeah, what a wild claim, talking to somebody at a supermarket.
Based on what has happened so far the government were probably going to roll out school dinners all summer anyway. Nobody needed a millionaire footballer's intervention...but every time a policy like that is enacted you think about that lady in that supermarket. Ask yourself what does she think about it. |
Not on the basis of what the clown-in-chief and ministers said both last night and this morning. Marcus has done a great job fronting this campaign. Malnutrition does not just mean starvation, but also lack of specific macro or micronutrients in the diet. Sadly vouchers may not help if just spent on foods of low nutritional value, but at least provided meals do fulfil all these needs [Post edited 16 Jun 2020 15:30]
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| Marcus Rashford on 15:30 - Jun 16 with 1499 views | Kerouac |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:20 - Jun 16 by londonlisa2001 |
No they weren’t.
Johnson specifically said so just (hold on while I check) yesterday.
Wales announced several days ago they were going to.
The decision of the government over a policy that is only for England will have absolutely no affect on the imaginary lady in a Welsh supermarket. |
The next time we have an election you can always comfort yourself by pretending all those voters are "imaginary".
A lot of these "imaginary" people about,
500,000 "imaginary" people signed a petition this week I should imagine  | |
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| Marcus Rashford on 15:33 - Jun 16 with 1488 views | Gwyn737 |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:15 - Jun 16 by Ace_Jack |
because the young black man did a thing and he didn't like it. |
To be fair I don't think it's race related.
However, Twitter is Gammontastic at the moment. The same folks who were bursting a blood vessel over money being sent abroad for foreign aid/the EU/the RNLI etc. as we should be spending money on 'our own', are now incandescent at 15 quid a week too feed a child in poverty. | | | |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:34 - Jun 16 with 1486 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:30 - Jun 16 by Kerouac |
The next time we have an election you can always comfort yourself by pretending all those voters are "imaginary".
A lot of these "imaginary" people about,
500,000 "imaginary" people signed a petition this week I should imagine |
Which voters?
And I have no idea what petition you are talking about. | | | |
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| Marcus Rashford on 15:37 - Jun 16 with 1471 views | Ace_Jack |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:24 - Jun 16 by Kerouac |
You really do yourself a disservice.
When is the penny going to drop, just because politics hasn't gone your way lately it doesn't mean half the country is racist and you really don't have the right to call people you know nothing about a racist.
Try it in your personal life and see what happens to you |
you were peddling anti semitic conspiracy theories on here the other day you massive f**kin racist. | | | |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:37 - Jun 16 with 1471 views | Kerouac |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:26 - Jun 16 by Professor |
Not on the basis of what the clown-in-chief and ministers said both last night and this morning. Marcus has done a great job fronting this campaign. Malnutrition does not just mean starvation, but also lack of specific macro or micronutrients in the diet. Sadly vouchers may not help if just spent on foods of low nutritional value, but at least provided meals do fulfil all these needs [Post edited 16 Jun 2020 15:30]
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Perhaps we should deliver meals to everybody to ensure every citizen has the right amount of daily nutrients?
Or we could demand that individuals take responsibility to feed themselves and their children.
In effect, you are saying, that the dinner lady I met at the supermarket has to work harder and take risks with her own health (and her wider family's health)...risks that I am quite sure most posting in favour have not been prepared to take themselves...because grown adults in this country cannot be trusted to prepare their own meals.
How has the education system that you work for managed to produce grown adults who cannot be trusted to prepare a meal? | |
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| Marcus Rashford on 15:39 - Jun 16 with 1458 views | Kerouac |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:37 - Jun 16 by Ace_Jack |
you were peddling anti semitic conspiracy theories on here the other day you massive f**kin racist. |
No I was not.
Have another go...
Who were the Frankfurt School? | |
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| Marcus Rashford on 15:40 - Jun 16 with 1453 views | Kerouac |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:37 - Jun 16 by Ace_Jack |
you were peddling anti semitic conspiracy theories on here the other day you massive f**kin racist. |
You need to expand your vocabulary, try reading a book every now and then. | |
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| Marcus Rashford on 15:40 - Jun 16 with 1450 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:37 - Jun 16 by Kerouac |
Perhaps we should deliver meals to everybody to ensure every citizen has the right amount of daily nutrients?
Or we could demand that individuals take responsibility to feed themselves and their children.
In effect, you are saying, that the dinner lady I met at the supermarket has to work harder and take risks with her own health (and her wider family's health)...risks that I am quite sure most posting in favour have not been prepared to take themselves...because grown adults in this country cannot be trusted to prepare their own meals.
How has the education system that you work for managed to produce grown adults who cannot be trusted to prepare a meal? |
She’d have a shorter working day, of course, if she didn’t have you talking to her for 15 minutes unnecessarily... | | | |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:40 - Jun 16 with 1448 views | Ace_Jack |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:39 - Jun 16 by Kerouac |
No I was not.
Have another go...
Who were the Frankfurt School? |
you're really doing this? you're really trying to say that you aren't racist while simultaneously pushing anti semitic cultural marxism conspiracies?
Good grief. | | | |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:42 - Jun 16 with 1437 views | vetchonian |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:37 - Jun 16 by Kerouac |
Perhaps we should deliver meals to everybody to ensure every citizen has the right amount of daily nutrients?
Or we could demand that individuals take responsibility to feed themselves and their children.
In effect, you are saying, that the dinner lady I met at the supermarket has to work harder and take risks with her own health (and her wider family's health)...risks that I am quite sure most posting in favour have not been prepared to take themselves...because grown adults in this country cannot be trusted to prepare their own meals.
How has the education system that you work for managed to produce grown adults who cannot be trusted to prepare a meal? |
These vouchers are to use for cash for the indgredients ......it is not about peoples ability to cook!
There are some families who cannot always pay for more than one meal per day per person in the household...that is what thsi is about | |
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| Marcus Rashford on 15:42 - Jun 16 with 1437 views | Kerouac |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:34 - Jun 16 by londonlisa2001 |
Which voters?
And I have no idea what petition you are talking about. |
Jesus Christ the 'let's pretend' bit is tiring.
The voters who voted out of the EU and voted in an 80 strong Tory majority to circumvent the people you were cheering on in their attempt at ignoring them.
Those "imaginary" voters.
There is rather a large petition going around signed by people who are not having the desecration of our history and culture from here on in.
The "imaginary" silent majority. [Post edited 16 Jun 2020 15:44]
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| Marcus Rashford on 15:47 - Jun 16 with 1412 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:42 - Jun 16 by Kerouac |
Jesus Christ the 'let's pretend' bit is tiring.
The voters who voted out of the EU and voted in an 80 strong Tory majority to circumvent the people you were cheering on in their attempt at ignoring them.
Those "imaginary" voters.
There is rather a large petition going around signed by people who are not having the desecration of our history and culture from here on in.
The "imaginary" silent majority. [Post edited 16 Jun 2020 15:44]
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Oh right.
So the dinner lady who works in a supermarket is a Tory voter is she? She told you that as well? And is anti EU? You really did waste a hell of a lot of her time didn’t you.
And I had no idea there was a petition going round. First I’ve heard of it.
What’s it for and how many have signed it? | | | |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:50 - Jun 16 with 1400 views | Professor |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:37 - Jun 16 by Kerouac |
Perhaps we should deliver meals to everybody to ensure every citizen has the right amount of daily nutrients?
Or we could demand that individuals take responsibility to feed themselves and their children.
In effect, you are saying, that the dinner lady I met at the supermarket has to work harder and take risks with her own health (and her wider family's health)...risks that I am quite sure most posting in favour have not been prepared to take themselves...because grown adults in this country cannot be trusted to prepare their own meals.
How has the education system that you work for managed to produce grown adults who cannot be trusted to prepare a meal? |
So children are not allowed a safety net? The worst scenario is that some poor six year old kid will not get fed properly as a consequence of feckless adults. This is the point. Write off a six year old because his parents are addicts/suffering from mental health issues/been made redundant/trying their best on zero hours contracts. Austerity has done much harm in this country. I don't see it now looking out of window onto my nice private housing estate, but I know I can nip in the car and find poverty and real struggles in a few minutes in Wirral, Chester, Deeside or Wrexham. This is why we are supposed to be civilised, have society not to let that six year old on free school meals fall down the cracks.
Those free school meals were great for me. Meant we could have heating on occasionally. These are unprecedented times. The cost is less then Rees-Mogg's company profits (without any payable tax) over the last three years. A time in which I have about £50K in tax. Would rather than be £52K tax if it gave kids a fair opportunity. | | | |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:57 - Jun 16 with 1381 views | Treforys_Jack |
Can't be arsed to go through the whole thread, but I have direct experience of school meals and children's nutrition etc. It is absolutely heartbreaking how some children do not have a single meal a day, UNLESS they get it through the schools. The inability of parents to prepare food for their children is a national disgrace and embarrassment. They have breakfast and lunch at the school, and some don't eat again until the following days breakfast. Shocking and upsetting. |  | | |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:59 - Jun 16 with 1376 views | Ace_Jack |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:50 - Jun 16 by Professor |
So children are not allowed a safety net? The worst scenario is that some poor six year old kid will not get fed properly as a consequence of feckless adults. This is the point. Write off a six year old because his parents are addicts/suffering from mental health issues/been made redundant/trying their best on zero hours contracts. Austerity has done much harm in this country. I don't see it now looking out of window onto my nice private housing estate, but I know I can nip in the car and find poverty and real struggles in a few minutes in Wirral, Chester, Deeside or Wrexham. This is why we are supposed to be civilised, have society not to let that six year old on free school meals fall down the cracks.
Those free school meals were great for me. Meant we could have heating on occasionally. These are unprecedented times. The cost is less then Rees-Mogg's company profits (without any payable tax) over the last three years. A time in which I have about £50K in tax. Would rather than be £52K tax if it gave kids a fair opportunity. |
Lets not forget there's going to be a lot more kids needing that safety net over the next few months because their feckless parents lost their jobs in an economy that shrank by 1/5 in a month.
Let em starve I say. | | | |
| Marcus Rashford on 16:04 - Jun 16 with 1359 views | Professor |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:59 - Jun 16 by Ace_Jack |
Lets not forget there's going to be a lot more kids needing that safety net over the next few months because their feckless parents lost their jobs in an economy that shrank by 1/5 in a month.
Let em starve I say. |
No you don't. Kerouac does! | | | |
| Marcus Rashford on 16:12 - Jun 16 with 1343 views | FieryJack |
| Marcus Rashford on 15:59 - Jun 16 by Ace_Jack |
Lets not forget there's going to be a lot more kids needing that safety net over the next few months because their feckless parents lost their jobs in an economy that shrank by 1/5 in a month.
Let em starve I say. |
Good idea.
And Kerouac can dig their graves.
Should keep the sour puss off here for a while. |  | | |
| Marcus Rashford on 16:17 - Jun 16 with 1333 views | chad |
| Marcus Rashford on 13:07 - Jun 16 by Jack11 |
Writing an very good letter. Yeah alright mate. |
Oh ECB, upvoting this I think Ace would call implicit racism.
At least AFD didn’t liken it to glue, like you did
Anyway I always thought Wythenshawe quite posh |  | | |
| Marcus Rashford on 16:21 - Jun 16 with 1330 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Marcus Rashford on 16:17 - Jun 16 by chad |
Oh ECB, upvoting this I think Ace would call implicit racism.
At least AFD didn’t liken it to glue, like you did
Anyway I always thought Wythenshawe quite posh |
What are you wittering about now, my odd little chum. |  |
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