Life on the Dole UK style
Decided I would stay up and watch this program last night.
There are not enough adjectives in the dictionary to describe my feelings.
As for the "disabled Adonis" of the Isle of Wight who has sired 26 children to 11 wives....words totally fail me. If ever there was a case for compulsory sterilisation he is it.
His children are now repeating the same cycle he started; one fifteen year old now with twins.
How on earth the UK welfare system is still alive and kicking amazes me when you have families such as this who think it is their God given right to live their lives on welfare. I am not surprised that hateful remarks are being directed towards them. It is grossly unfair to expect hard working taxpayers to fund these people to the extent they do.
It is no wonder so many from other countries are eager to end up in the UK.
Shocking to see young babies sucking on bottles filled with coke and some lying on the dirty floors. The diet of all of them apart from the blonde woman (who at least showed some ambition to get a job in the future) was appalling.
I am surprised child welfare have not stepped in...at least in two of the cases.
Abby, this is the "casanova" who says the Council has a duty of care to look after his kids.
Have a read of this....unbelievable!! He has now won a court case giving him a thousand pounds.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/peter-rolfe-jobless-dad-of-26-46k-5062398
Not seen the programme
but
"disabled Adonis" of the Isle of Wight who has sired 26 children to 11 wives."
With the subsidies the Taxpayer gives to the Families in Australiam this system is well on the way here ..... not so different to what was shown on the Struggle Street programme.