Britain’s Breadline: Austerity Leads to Growing Ranks of the Hungry

[Evren]

My goodness gracious, this article is not even worth using as wrap for fish & chips. Britain is set for a full economic recovery: Britain 'will be Europe's top economy by 2030' | Business | The Guardian

 

[Ceonwulf]

An interesting question is obtained. That is, if I had never been to the Moon, all that I know about it - lies and propaganda?
Britain can not affected by the crisis? Maybe there do not happen pogroms when migrants tow cars and beating people?
I do not urge you to believe or not believe.
If you live in a wealth district, it does not mean that the state does not have a gettto and settlements illegal migrants who are starving.

Remember that those considered "poor" and "starving" in the UK would be considered "wealthy" and "well-fed" in Africa and third world countries like India.

 

[Ceonwulf]

sorry bro...i hate britian....dont reply to me if you want amizing discussion...

I have seen you write that you hate Britain several times. But in the absence of any particular reason why you hate Britain, I can only assume that it originates with your feelings inferiority and historical grievance caused by Britain. I will can also confidently make the assumption that you envy the success and prosperity of Britain, and that her people enjoy a far higher quality of life than those currently living in India - which further fuels your feelings of inferiority.

 

[Hermione]

I have seen you write that you hate Britain several times. But in the absence of any particular reason why you hate Britain, I can only assume that it originates with your feelings inferiority and historical grievance caused by Britain. I will can also confidently make the assumption that you envy the success and prosperity of Britain, and that her people enjoy a far higher quality of life than those currently living in India - which further fuels your feelings of inferiority.

Some British people can't afford to heat their food. Aren't we ashamed? | Jack Monroe | Comment is free | theguardian.com

20,000 pensioners died from the cold last winter | UK | News | Daily Express

Fuel poverty Britain: 24k will die this winter due to rising energy prices | Mail Online

Is this the same as not being able to afford expensive toys? When was the last time 20 K people died in India due to not being able to afford fuel to keep warm or even afford to heat their foods?

 

[Ceonwulf]

Some British people can't afford to heat their food. Aren't we ashamed? | Jack Monroe | Comment is free | theguardian.com

20,000 pensioners died from the cold last winter | UK | News | Daily Express

Fuel poverty Britain: 24k will die this winter due to rising energy prices | Mail Online

Is this the same as not being able to afford expensive toys? When was the last time 20 K people died in India due to not being able to afford fuel to heat their foods?

Well according to a United Nations report, 5,000 children under the age of 5 years old die every day in India. Yes that's right, 5,000 children dead every day!!!!

 

[Hermione]

Of the 27 million children born in India every year, 1.83 million die every year. In Britain 20% children die before their 5th birthday which is proportionally far greater than India.

Children born in Britain 'more likely to die before fifth birthday', World Health Organization figures reveal | Metro News

 

[Ceonwulf]

Of the 27 million children born in India every year, 1.83 million die every year. In Britain 20% children die before their 5th birthday which is proportionally far greater than India.

Children born in Britain 'more likely to die before fifth birthday', World Health Organization figures reveal | Metro News

You stupid fool Hermione! That figure of 20% for Britain only refers to children born to low income families (i.e families that live on less than 60% of the average national income). In Britain only a very very very small percentage of families live on less than 60% of the average national income, about 2 - 4% according to various sources. Therefore I suggest you do not take figures out of context and make yourself look like a c u n t.

Because you have thus far proved to possess the mental age of a 9 year old with down-syndrome, I have decided to settle this matter once and for all:

According to reliable and authoritative figures provided by The World Bank, for every 1,000 children under the age of 5:
Only 5 will die in Britain.
7 will die in the USA.
14 in China.
56 in India.

Mortality rate, under-5 (per 1,000 live births) | Data | Table

 

[Hermione]

0% of the average

You stupid fool Hermione! That figure of 20% for Britain only refers to children born to low income families (i.e families that live on less than 60% of the average national income). In Britain only a very very very small percentage of families live on less than 60% of the average national income, about 2 - 4% according to various sources. Therefore I suggest you do not take figures out of context and make yourself look like a c u n t.

Because you have thus far proved to possess the mental age of a 9 year old with down-syndrome, I have decided to settle this matter once and for all:

According to reliable and authoritative figures provided by The World Bank, for every 1,000 children under the age of 5:
Only 5 will die in Britain.
7 will die in the USA.
14 in China.
56 in India.

Mortality rate, under-5 (per 1,000 live births) | Data | Table

My bad. The chart provided in the link was for poverty rate and not death of children born to low income families. Per various credible sources available 20% of all households in UK earn lesser than 60% of the average national income and not 2-3% as you falsely claim.

UK: numbers in low income - The Poverty Site