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Voters think when you choose Tories.
It is not so
long ago when children were lucky to survive past five years of age. Having to live
in slums in Victorian times a high death rate in children was not uncommon.
Victorian times, when Britain was the biggest Empire and Britain the richest country.
Since 2014 the child homelessness has in increased by 34 percent
Since 2014 the child homelessness has in increased by 34 percent
However,
most of the ordinary people lived in appalling living conditions where rats,
mice, lice, cockroaches and bugs outnumbered the residents. It was not uncommon
for eight or ten people (parents and children) living in one room, sleeping and
cooking there.
Illnesses
ravaged through the communities; many parents died before they were 40 and left
the children orphans. There were poor houses established but they were more horror
houses then sanctuaries, mortality was high.
Now in the
21st century and the UK is still sixth richest country in the world
a report was published by Buttle UK revealed that 400,000 children in poverty have
not their own bed. They sleep with their parents, brothers or sisters, on sofas
or even on the floor. This is nothing but a disgrace for the Tories but since
they ignore starvation, homelessness and disabled people of which some are of
the 2,300 committed suicides because of it, they obviously are not concerned
since they heaped another £12billion cuts on the very same people.
By the looks of it
nothing has changed since the Victorian Times in the Tory’s mentality. The present
Tory Government created the highest number of millionaires and billionaires in
the world.
In the last
seven years, the poor and deprived have hundredfold. First, Tories introduced
Austerity and Welfare cuts and people were already struggling. Then came the
increase in energy tariffs every winter by 10 per cent in the last four years.
Disability Benefits were cut and if disabled people were not at the appointed time
for an interview their benefit was cut completely, even if it was only five or
ten minutes late.
Rising food
prices were also announced plus further energy price increases. NHS had been cut
to ribbons and is on its last leg. Schools Funds been cut and teachers thinking
of either striking or cutting the schools’ hours to four-and-half-days a week.
In Winter
2015/16 a record of 40,000 people died of hypothermia, mostly pensioners
because they didn’t dare put on the heater or high enough.
Treading to
think of the impact, when it comes, from the further £12billion welfare cut.
There will be more suicides because people just do not see any way out. More
children will be living in poverty and homeless. Soon, most of the working
people will be living more on Food Banks because their earnings will not be
enough to pay the bills, buy clothing and buy food.
The result of the
impact is too scary even to think about it.
Daily Mirror
Daily Mirror
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