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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu
Oh Osem, l just love people like you, probably brought up with a silver spoon stuck in your gob...
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Yeah matey I was born with a solid silver spoon in my mouth, one of 5 kids to a window cleaner who couldn't read or write until he was in his 40's. Life was idyllic mate, nice and cosy wearing hand me downs and school shoes with holes in. No heating in our house apart from a coal fired water heater and a gas fire in the front room. Bedrooms so cold the condensation froze on the inside mate. Yeah it was luxury in our country pile as we scraped it off in the winter mornings!
Despite his limitations my old man worked hard for very long hours and never got benefits apart from CB like everyone else with children. No sick pay or unemployment benefit being self employed, no food on the table if he didn't work and the rock bottom state pension now he's nearly 90. He worked hard and my mum scrimped and saved in order to buy what people like you now take for granted and whine about.
You're not the only one with a disabled child you know, I have one who'll never be able to support himself. Being a teenager but unable to talk and write whilst having the mental age of a small child has that effect. The big difference between me and you is not a silver spoon you wrongly (as usual) assume I (and other people who disagree with you) was born with, it's that I don't believe that the world owes me a living and keep pitching up here every 5 minutes bleating on about how bad my lot is and how other people (who're also having a hard time) ought to pay more to subsidise me and mine whilst they and theirs suffer more.