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Why Would You Give A £1M To People Who Can't Live Within Their Means?
Michael Sheen's secret million pound giveaway is on C4 on Monday at 9pm. Where as I applaud the sentiment there are more needy places than people who spend money they don't have on things they don't need and then end up in debt up to their eyeballs. I have never seen a case that was not avoidable. So great Michael, very generous but give it to the real needy not the feckless sans arithmetic.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I've seen polls quoted on here, which found against the views of posters, that he polls were unreliable because the samples were only in the low thousands and therefore unrepresentative of the millions of UK people?
Now we are asked to accept TTT's judgment that because he comes from a vast family of feckless (thousands?), the recipients of Sheen's gifts are the same.
With these people, look under the covers, They'll have a car and probably a 3 peice on tick. Smoke 40 fags a day, waccy baccy at week ends, latest I phone and 60 inch plasma and live on take aways. Their kids will have £200 trainers and designer gear and they wonder why they are up to their eyeballs in debt. In the end it boils down to funding people to live beyond their means.
TTT has a very set idea of how debtors live their lives and how they have got themselves into that predicament. He always trots out the same tired cliches about plasma TVs, expensives trainers, cigarettes and booze.
It never occurs to him that there are other reasons why families have become trapped in a cycle of debt - they are all simply feckless, workshy scum who ought to live on breadcrusts and thin jam.
Having said that, I can't abide Michael Sheen and am disappointed that there is yet another reason to see his smug, self-satisfied grinning mug on the TV.
People can get in to dreadful debt through no fault of their own. Thirty odd years ago I met a young man who was on the verge on being made homeless because he had been mugged on his way home from work one Friday, ended up in hospital for a few days. Week's wage gone in the mugging, loss of a few days work. Borrowed money to pay rent....
When you are living payday to payday it doesn't take much to derail your life. Not everyone has family to bail them out.
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