@Bertiebiscuit
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Well if being “talentless and thick” gets that amount of money and that life style. (I doubt David and Victoria are sitting in their kitchen wrapped in blankets worried about the heating bills) then bring it on.
Obviously we have been tackling poverty all wrong.
Instead of encouraging people to educate their way out of poverty the answer is to get rid of any educational establishment and churn out a load of “talentless and thick”people who will end up being multi millionaires
Why are you making out that having a disability is something to be sneered at.
Why are the children “talentless grasping brats” and how do you know they know the price of everything and the value of nothing.
Do you know them personally or are you just parroting what a journalist has written or decided on that your life is so bad that I’m order to make yourself feel better you will tear down someone else.
Even if they are the grabbiest people in the world. So What.
Does anyone really care what type of cake they had or how much the flowers cost.
At least they gave work to people businesses were able to pay staff and money is passed around.
My Dd works in this sort of industry and pre pandemic had many weddings and parties booked that would have given her work and a lot of other people work.
Because the weddings didn’t go ahead or they went ahead with a very much reduced guest list and budget it meant that my Dd ended up on UC like all the rest of our family when the country locked down.
Which do you think will do more to get people off benefits and out of poverty.
Tiny weddings with a micro budget or large flamboyant affairs with hundreds of catering staff, waiters, security, photographers, hairdressers, beauticians and dress designers.
I really don’t think people who are saying how terrible to put on such a show realise how much people rely on these sort of events as work.