Political Claptrap - Page 4

WillowTheWhisp · 31-01-2007, 13:38

Looks like I was wrong. Now I'm confused and will have to read the explanation again.

chav1 · 31-01-2007, 13:39

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Originally Posted by accymel

If anyone really wants to make a career choice of being a lone parent its not as easy as it looks!!

and this in some cases dosnt get realised until after the baby is born and then its too late

accymel · 31-01-2007, 13:40

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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp

Looks like I was wrong. Now I'm confused and will have to read the explanation again.

Read post 40 that explains it lol now its confirmed on right track lol

lancsdave · 31-01-2007, 13:40

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Originally Posted by flashytart

eh??????????? dave are you tired today?

Would it read better if I just put teenage males rather than teenage fatherless males.

flashy · 31-01-2007, 13:41

yes dave, i'm glad you've realised your mistake

accymel · 31-01-2007, 13:42

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Originally Posted by chav1

and this in some cases dosnt get realised until after the baby is born and then its too late

True but that still isnt a direct choice just a lost hope one, when u do ever hear someone say [other than one or two high flying working woman maybe] say i want to be a single parent

WillowTheWhisp · 31-01-2007, 13:43

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

I was being sarcastic and referring to the fact there are probably more teenage fatherless males out there who can't be arsed working and live off benefits than there are teenage girls who delibarately get themselves pregnant to avoid work and live off the state.

So does that mean that being fatherless is relevant to them avoiding work?

accymel · 31-01-2007, 13:46

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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp

So does that mean that being fatherless is relevant to them avoiding work?

Think he meant young male adults that hasn't bred yet still find ways of avoiding work living on the state, as i expanded before

But to avoid the gender police even young females can follow same suit i'suppose

WillowTheWhisp · 31-01-2007, 13:47

ah, not fatherless as in the sense of not having fathers? I think I understand now.

chav1 · 31-01-2007, 13:48

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Originally Posted by accymel

True but that still isnt a direct choice just a lost hope one, when u do ever hear someone say [other than one or two high flying working woman maybe] say i want to be a single parent

the very show you watch jeremy kyle has young women on who say they want a baby and arnt bothered about a dad been around

, also trisha and the likes etc

flashy · 31-01-2007, 13:49

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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp

ah, not fatherless as in the sense of not having fathers? I think I understand now.

lol it took me some time to work that one out too

accymel · 31-01-2007, 13:51

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Originally Posted by chav1

the very show you watch jeremy kyle has young women on who say they want a baby and arnt bothered about a dad been around

, also trisha and the likes etc

U dont watch Jezza do u? he aint soft on that approach either

& yes does pee off those of us that haven't made that choice & have been lumbered with sole responsibilty, because as u have proven that tarred stereotype get pushed on us all!!

lancsdave · 31-01-2007, 13:53

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Originally Posted by accymel

Think he meant young male adults that hasn't bred yet still find ways of avoiding work living on the state, as i expanded before

But to avoid the gender police even young females can follow same suit i'suppose

By the time I get round to replying you keep telling them the answer

WillowTheWhisp · 31-01-2007, 13:53

Have they ever experienced babies when they say that?

lancsdave · 31-01-2007, 13:54

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Originally Posted by chav1

the very show you watch jeremy kyle has young women on who say they want a baby and arnt bothered about a dad been around

, also trisha and the likes etc

I was wondering where you get all the facts from. Are they backed up by the Sun and News Of The World too