Westminster {UK HQ} wants to ban soup kitchens !!!!?

Question

So the Communist Governments latest concoction is now that you're on the street, you can starve.
It encourages homelessness apparently.....
So have their policies.
If the British Government think they have a fight against Islam, they ought to do a poll first and see what the English think about them.
White collar workers are the new homeless.
The poorer ones died.
Ethnic cleansing on a very underhand level.
I am very angry at the way this conniving country works to disquise (typo) our politicians dirty deeds.
I can now understand political anger - something that I never thought I would see in England a number of years back.
There will be I'm sure, a revolution.
From the streets up.
Would you ever vote Labour again?

Correction - A Westminster whip has just crossed my backside!
Damned councils.
Lordy Lordy, I am not worthy of a bowl of soup your honour....
Yes, The political system does need a change.
Council / parish council, county council, the single mother on benefits and allowances on the council estate with the disabled badge who votes Labour... I could go on.
I need councelling... It does my head in.

Answer 1

That's Westminster city council who are saying that, not the government - it's not necessarily any of the government's business. Almost every single one of the councillors is a Tory. http://www.westminster.gov.uk/councillors/ Not that I'm standing up for them particularly, but this time it actually does not appear to be their fault - it's Westminster council who are saying this.

While is certainly appears that it is a case of snobbery and "get rid of those homeless louts" there MAY be bigger issues at stake here. It's definately not a good thing that it's happening right in the heart of London and so close to government though.

But as for Labour being right wing - definately with you there. We have a choice of the policyless tories, the ideologyless labour (spot the difference!), the authorityless liberals, or various other crackpot parties. Hardly a good political system.

Answer 2

WTF!! i'm particular that somebody walking previous a soup kitchen wouldnt think of in a million years 'oh that smells like solid soup, you comprehend what i think of i visit sleep tough purely so i will get a bowl'. and could no longer homeless people be waiting to be on the brink of suitable shelters as that's what they're there for. possibly the Westminster council dont prefer to work out homeless people and remind them that existence isnt golden for each guy or woman, and if it fairly is the case then they could desire to be doing extra to help people get off the streets

Answer 3

Well you got a taste of what its like here in the states and everywhere. I think its disgusting and down right heartless. At least here we STILL have soup kitchens how long? I dont know. If its there its bound to happen somewhere else. THEY feed off defenseless folks the harden SOB need to starve that are heading this thing.. THey prob dont know what its like to do without a single meal.. I hate it.. if you got a petition I will gladly sign it.

Answer 4

Is it me, or are labour more right wing then conservative?
I mean first the private financing initiative and now proposals such as this??
We need to change the electoral system and get some more choice for government.

Answer 5

No...never voted Labour any way.....I did think that it was Mrs Thatcher that F*cked the country.....did you try harder Mr Brown?....This country...my birth right..is dead...where do I go? as for the soup kitchen it should always be there as one day I may have to go there...money where have you gone?

Answer 6

Yes you have come straight from today's news to deliver a rant. This move was an isolated incident by some crackpot MPs sick of seeing homeless people.