A committee of MPs has produced a report saying that the British government get more involved in the parenting of “disadvantaged” children.
The report is looking at disadvantaged children in social care but the term “disadvantaged” has plenty of scope for expansion into other areas – children with learning difficulties, children with behavioural problems, children from poor families. Anyone familiar with George Orwell’s 1984 will see yet another parallel between the Orwellian society in 1984 and England under Liebour where children are indoctrinated with propaganda and end up shopping their parents to Big Brother for thought crimes. The British government’s current healthy eating propaganda programme (in England only and which fails to promote a healthy, balanced diet) provides materials to primary schools telling children to challenge their parents if they prepare a meal that the British government has deemed to be unhealthy.
Far from taking a more active role in parenting, the British government needs to poke its nose out of our private lives and get on with what it’s actually there for – to make sure we’re safe and to provide essential services. We don’t need to be told how to live our lives, what to eat, what to drink, what to think. We need the state to basically just fuck off and die and leave us to live our lives.
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All the more reason to thank our lucky stars that this Government is well and truly finished. Roll on the next election!!!
but we need to deal with the great morass of fat lazy stupid people who make up the increasing minority of our population
Wonko, how often would your kids grass you to the Komissar dinner lady? This is’nt a question about your family ethic and loyalty, this is a question about you being too stupid or lazy to feed them properly Not too often i think.
This is the whole point, there are people who don’t understand the concept of 5 a day, who will kidnap their child until there is a £50, 000 reward for her release, people who dont even realise that signing on is a benefit or a right but regard it as everyday life and what they do for a living.
rant over, i need to score some valium…..