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well then it high time your own country did more to help its own people if this is the case either way it is not acceptable as the rest of us have to pay for it one way or another

well then it high time your own country did more to help its own people if this is the case either way it is not acceptable as the rest of us have to pay for it one way or anotherBhudeeka

well then it high time your own country did more to help its own people if this is the case either way it is not acceptable as the rest of us have to pay for it one way or another

Score: -4

keith_l
10:48am Thu 13 Mar 14

Perhaps if they didn't spend their money on fags, expensive coffees, designer clothes and shoes and Apple products, then they would be able to afford to buy the essentials?

Perhaps if they didn't spend their money on fags, expensive coffees, designer clothes and shoes and Apple products, then they would be able to afford to buy the essentials?keith_l

Perhaps if they didn't spend their money on fags, expensive coffees, designer clothes and shoes and Apple products, then they would be able to afford to buy the essentials?

Score: 4

OMPITA [Intl]
10:51am Sun 16 Mar 14

A somewhat deeply thought provoking ‘finger wagging’ from Bhudeeka.

She lectures ‘us as a country’ to do more to ‘help our own people’ because (as she says in her own words) ‘the rest of us have to pay for it one way or another’.

That begs a couple of natural questions. Just who is she? And indeed who are what she refers to as the ‘rest of us’ who are so adversely affected by the policies we UK citizens choose to implement in our own country?

If - as /@|_|@\ so often alludes to the likelihood of - Bhudeeka hails from a ‘far away’ place that is the grateful recipient of vast amounts of UK financial aid, then perhaps she might be minded to ‘do her bit as a grateful guest’ and implore her own county to cut back on the amount of cash it accepts from us so that we, back here in the hard pressed motherland can do a bit more to help our own people who it seems are now so distressed as to have to resort to thievery just to survive.

No that’s not an unreasonable request is it?

A somewhat deeply thought provoking ‘finger wagging’ from Bhudeeka.
She lectures ‘us as a country’ to do more to ‘help our own people’ because (as she says in her own words) ‘the rest of us have to pay for it one way or another’.
That begs a couple of natural questions. Just who is she? And indeed who are what she refers to as the ‘rest of us’ who are so adversely affected by the policies we UK citizens choose to implement in our own country?
If - as /@|_|@\ so often alludes to the likelihood of - Bhudeeka hails from a ‘far away’ place that is the grateful recipient of vast amounts of UK financial aid, then perhaps she might be minded to ‘do her bit as a grateful guest’ and implore her own county to cut back on the amount of cash it accepts from us so that we, back here in the hard pressed motherland can do a bit more to help our own people who it seems are now so distressed as to have to resort to thievery just to survive.
No that’s not an unreasonable request is it?OMPITA [Intl]

A somewhat deeply thought provoking ‘finger wagging’ from Bhudeeka.

She lectures ‘us as a country’ to do more to ‘help our own people’ because (as she says in her own words) ‘the rest of us have to pay for it one way or another’.

That begs a couple of natural questions. Just who is she? And indeed who are what she refers to as the ‘rest of us’ who are so adversely affected by the policies we UK citizens choose to implement in our own country?

If - as /@|_|@\ so often alludes to the likelihood of - Bhudeeka hails from a ‘far away’ place that is the grateful recipient of vast amounts of UK financial aid, then perhaps she might be minded to ‘do her bit as a grateful guest’ and implore her own county to cut back on the amount of cash it accepts from us so that we, back here in the hard pressed motherland can do a bit more to help our own people who it seems are now so distressed as to have to resort to thievery just to survive.

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