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Knew i shouldn't have clicked on the link..ffs!
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But Breedingmad said they come here to pay tax towards our pensions.
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Sum peepul who cumm on here and chastize use nazis about how use should run your kontree don't even live here.
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Don't you just love socialism?
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Everyone I know in Sarf East London has got a house, I don't know anyone that is homeless.
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There are thousands of homeless people in this country whether anyone knows them or not, they exists.
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I put the link in the OP on a thread of tony57's on the politics forum
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The Betfair phantom post puller routinely removes tony's posts just to wind him up.
They must have taken yours out by mistake BB. |
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No such thing as housing shortages in the UK
FOUR people were crushed to death last year after seeking shelter in industrial wheelie bins. The victims were killed after being tipped with rubbish into lorries. B&M Waste warns against rough sleeping in bins A campaign aimed at ensuring people do not seek shelter in waste containers has been relaunched by B&M Waste Services ahead of the busy Christmas period. Across the UK, 11 people have been killed in the past five years after sleeping in bins Waste firm Biffa is fitting cameras to vehicles to try to reduce the number of homeless people killed after sleeping in large bins. Drivers can't sleep off with stress due to killing people |
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Mr Standring said that this is what makes the situation so worrying as regardless of how many times the bins are checked there is no guarantee that everyone will be found.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3470891/Shocking-moment-homeless-man-sleeping-bin-lucky-escape-tipped-refuse-lorry-s-compactor.html#ixzz4TcFx5dD6 |