On one level, it exemplifies that failure of the most basic social understanding that at least helped trigger these riots. The idea seems to be that those in social housing could just find somewhere else, they could just walk into private housing. Like the similar proposals for taking away housing benefit from miscreants, it is based on an inability to imagine what poverty is like, to think for a second what might happen to a family when it loses its income or its home. Given that the riots were largely concentrated in areas where extreme wealth and poverty rub up against each other – from Clapham to the Thames Valley, from Manchester to Bristol – it shows the total mutual incomprehension that we have for our literal neighbours. On another level it is of dubious legality – for a council tenancy to be rescinded, the tenant has to have been convicted of an offence on or near the premises, not always the case in these highly mobile riots; and given that so many of the rioters were minors, their parents will be those being evicted. There's a term for this – collective punishment. It is illegal under international law. | guardian.co.uk
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Showing posts with label England. Show all posts
Showing posts with label England. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Nutty News
First off I have to let you know that my links aren't going to be done til' Tuesday, partially because I wasn't feeling well for a few days due to my having an infection in my system (sorta womanly related). I know that endometriosis can compromise your immune system so that may have played a part in my getting an infection.
As I looked trough the news on the internet the news was soooo sad that I couldn't help but laugh at all the craziness in the news. I shook my head in disbelief at some of the news. First, we have a newborn baby who survived after being thrown down a trash chute. The surviving part is great! A miracle! But WTH? The mother threw her baby son down the trash chute, as if her child was considered garbage. The decline in morality and ethics in our country ticks me off so bad. Some people are just not meant to be mothers. Thank goodness a maintenance supervisor found the baby. Then we have a crazy woman who threatened Dairy Queen employees with a grenade. O.K. she was homeless and the grenade was not real but the employees thought that it was real. That must have been scary. She was obviously at least a little cuckoo and needs help. Or she could have done this stunt for food and shelter? I wonder what each of us would resort to if we were homeless?
Then in Lithuania we have a priest who was set on fire by a man during Mass. What is this world coming to? Trying to burn a priest while he was celebrating Mass. That is outrageous!! And there's more.... There was a woman in Louisville, KY who drew a sword while she was in the middle of an argument at Pizza Hut.
In England a doctor talked to his patient about Jesus and suggested that his patient might find solace in Christianity. The doctor has been threatened with a warning by his professional body for discussing Jesus with a patient. I don't know what the guidelines are in the U.K. but his being reprimanded is absurd since the doctor carried out a thorough and lengthy consultation. My doctor and I talk about Jesus and prayer so I don't find this as crossing the line. Plus, they talked over other avenues of help as well. More on the story here.
The Other McCain takes note of Mitch Daniels not running for President. I am thankful that Mitch isn't running. Plus, he mentions that the momentum is with Herman Cain even though the pundits don't think he has a chance of winning the nomination. Prove those eliticraps wrong Mr. Cain. Then Stacy has the latest gossip on the host squabbles within Fox News which has pinned Hannity vs. Beck and O' Reilly. Some men just have to resort to acting like teenage boys. Teenage rivalry? Come on boys... We don't need conflict amongst conservatives when we need to focus on one thing, and one thing only - making sure that Obama is NOT reelected to a second-term. That would be really bad, a huge mistake.
Have a great week everyone!
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