Sterilise parents on benefits

[snaw]

This isn't controversial at all, is it?

If you can't support yourself or a family, you shouldn't be having a family, regardless of where you're from.

And yet, somehow, this simple message just doesn't get through.

But somehow throughout history people who couldn't afford to have a family have gone and had them. Funny thing human nature ...

[HRH]

I prefer James Wales's idea whereby everybody is sterilised at birth and they have to apply to the state to have it reversed when they have grown into a responsible adult, have a job, enough resources to support themselves and wish to get married and have a family.

No more unwanted children would ever again be brought into the world, and no children would be born purely to rake in benefits at the expense of the hard-working taxpayer. Utopia!!

It was James Stannages idea, Whale nicked it off him, like most of the crap he comes out with.

He ruins talk sport, surely they only keep him on out of pity.

[BrilloPad]

This isn't controversial at all, is it?

If you can't support yourself or a family, you shouldn't be having a family, regardless of where you're from.

And yet, somehow, this simple message just doesn't get through.

yes - but - people change. or do we just condemn people to chavdom for life?

I remember careers teacher telling us how he told someone he was worse loser he had ever seen and would end up on benefit or in prison. chap made a FORTUNE in scrap metal trade and turned up to see careers teacher in a jag just to rub it in...

[snaw]

Have you got a full length mirror?

http://www.chavtowns.co.uk/

Well by your definition I'm a chav. You seem like a wonderful human being though, an example to us chav's of what we should be aspiring towards ...

[Diver]

But somehow throughout history people who couldn't afford to have a family have gone and had them. Funny thing human nature ...

Scrounging benefits


Chav culture supported by us The taxpayers.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=chav

[realityhack]

But somehow throughout history people who couldn't afford to have a family have gone and had them. Funny thing human nature ...

Yes, and consequently had to work bloody hard to support them - there's nothing like a bit of back breaking hard work to instill an appreciation of the consequences of your actions, and a required sense of responsibility for your family and community.

This is currently in very short supply...

do we just condemn people to chavdom for life?

Regardless of your background.

[Cyberman]

I don't agree at all. Politicians are all too keen to try and suppress the native population by any means possible, handing out condoms to teenagers, abortion at the drop of a hat and so on. Yet they open the doors to hundreds of thousands of immigrants each year, most of them with children or who soon will have.

It's like they *want* indigenous British people to become extinct - They're traitors to their own kind! I'd take a knive to this counciller's knackers, and see how *he* likes being sterilized!

and if any mums on benefit are reading this - go forth and multiply (I mean that in the nicest possible way )

If somebody cannot afford to bring up their children without recourse to state benefits then they should not have them. Surely that is the responsible way to behave.

[snaw]

Scrounging benefits


Chav culture supported by us The taxpayers.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=chav

I'm sure poor people have been having kids for a wee bit longer than the introduction of the welfare state ...

[Diver]

Well by your definition I'm a chav. You seem like a wonderful human being though, an example to us chav's of what we should be aspiring towards ...

If people like you would stop supporting and pandering to the benefit scrounging chav culture, maybe they would stop breeding these antisocial scrounging wastes of space and go out and get a job. Maybe the tax burden on the rest of humanity could be reduced a little.

I for one am sick to death of hearing about these poor hard done by teenage single mothers, Yes! the same hard done by single mothers who holiday abroad, sport designer gear, top of the range mobile phones and fists full of jewellery, and all on this meagre state benefit.

[snaw]

Yes, and consequently had to work bloody hard to support them - there's nothing like a bit of back breaking hard work to instill an appreciation of the consequences of your actions, and a required sense of responsibility for your family and community.

This is currently in very short supply...



Regardless of your background.

Ahh well, that's a different argument entirely.