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The majority of poverty in the UK is like an amazing life in 3rd world countries....... 
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In reply to Post #997
There are 8 million living in poverty sadly
I don't doubt for one minute that we have real poverty in this country but I do believe we have people that plead poverty but a look into their lifestyles tells a different story.
For those with nothing to do and no structure in their life they may be the type of person who occupies their time by watching Netflix/Sky smoking drinking even possibly betting. They might be the person who's fallen into a rut and can't be bothered to cook anymore and eats unhealthily. Now I'm not for one minute saying this is the case for all people out of work but I know these type of people exist. For them they have never known a life without what I've mentioned and to them they see them as basic everyday needs rather than luxuries. Those type of people mask the figures and take away resources needed for real genuine people in poverty.
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In reply to Post #997
Those are valid questions but the answers could be changed.
The area where people live is not beneficial to there future. Leave then.
Lack of jobs. Again, leave.
If there is jobs available in the area, educate yourself to apply for them rather than blaming the system or colour of your skin.
What should we do.......go fishing ......  
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In reply to Post #998
Sounds like the easiest option to me
Jokes aside. I think it’s a valid point though, there is a LOT more for governments to acknowledge and look into, more than just what people alone can influence sadly  
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In reply to Post #997
Go angling?
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In reply to Post #996
It makes for interesting reading.
So were saying the area where people live is not beneficial for their future, I tend to agree
There is a distinct lack of job opportunities. I agree
People do not have the education or skills to fill the jobs that are available?
Black, white and yellow people, all lives matter
There are 8 million living in poverty sadly
What should we do?
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In reply to Post #994
Those stats are real. There's a problem and it's not working. Hence a movement for change.
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In reply to Post #993
I like that idea
Hope I'm wrong but I Just got a feeling someone will find a fault with it 
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In reply to Post #992
The stats are the stats........reality is many use “I had such a hard life” growing up
Bull****! Your life make of it what you will!
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In reply to Post #989
Maybe we should all do a zoom call.
Obviously it isn’t and like scozza says, there’s generations of it going on. I mentioned my mums a retired teacher and some of the kids plans were to get pregnant at 15/16 so they can get a council house, etc. Encouraged by their parents.
Removing benefits and implementing some form of stamp system that means you can claim differing amounts depending on what you’ve put in via taxes would be a fair way to do it. So if you’ve paid 20 years in taxes and need the support whilst looking for a new job you can get a decent amount not a pittance so your bills can be paid or whatever. If you haven’t paid any taxes then you get next to nothing, encouraging you to find work.
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In reply to Post #991
Not handed ffs, a level playing field. BB"s stats say it's not working as it is.
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In reply to Post #984
Bull**** Ocelot....... why the **** should things be handed to you on a plate! Get off your arse, keep your head down and get educated like everyone else who attends!!!
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In reply to Post #980
There's over 8 million working people in poverty in this country after Osbourne's austerity. Great life! Get the 8 millions wages up the dole figure will fall.
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In reply to Post #988
Aah another one of those forum moments.
It was a question to you and everyone else
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In reply to Post #987
So sponging and getting away with it is a perfectly acceptable way of life?
This bit
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NON Carp stuff