Jobless mother-of-11 who has never worked gets a $760k luxury home

[presence]

does obama care cover breast enlargement?

 

[Generalissimo]

does obama care cover breast enlargement?

It's got to be in there somewhere...

 

[heavenlyboy34]

It's got to be in there somewhere...

Are the pages in the big stack printed on both sides? Just printing on one side is cheating.

 

[Red Green]

I think Obamacare must cover boob perfection. He is for gun control after all.....

 

[James Madison]

I think Obamacare must cover boob perfection. He is for gun control after all.....

Obama supports expanded ballistics?

 

[PaulConventionWV]

Bunch of fuckin' excuses..

The federal government has no business paying breeders.

Doesn't matter EU or USA.

If locals want to foot the bill for breeders then fine.

Which brings up another question...Who actually commissioned the building of this house and why?

 

[tod evans]

Which brings up another question...Who actually commissioned the building of this house and why?

It's in GB.

Not here.

 

[PaulConventionWV]

With rights come responsibility's, This woman had every right in the world to sleep with as many men as she wanted. However she assumes the responsibility for rearing and feeding those children. Her reliance on legal plunder to subsidize her existence should be met with lethal force. I wonder if Bastiat was buried in a face-palm position.

It's responsibilities, not responsibility's. Learn the difference between a plural noun and the implication of ownership.

 

[69360]

It's in GB.

Not here.

Which means it is council housing. I'm not sure if their councils get funded by the federal (is that what they call it in the UK?) government.

 

[PaulConventionWV]

It's in GB.

Not here.

I know.

 

[Generalissimo]

Which means it is council housing. I'm not sure if their councils get funded by the federal (is that what they call it in the UK?) government.

There is no "federal" government in the UK like there is in the US. The government based in Westminster has ALL the power. They create all the local governments and can dissolve them at will. And yes, most local governments get a very large part of their budgets from Westminster.

 

[J_White]

Socialist Utopia !

 

[Warlord]

There is no "federal" government in the UK like there is in the US. The government based in Westminster has ALL the power. They create all the local governments and can dissolve them at will. And yes, most local governments get a very large part of their budgets from Westminster.

There is a lot of centralized power but they can't dissolve local governments at will. Most of them are free to do whatever they want. A lot of them are radical and left wing.

 

[Generalissimo]

There is a lot of centralized power but they csn't dissolve local governments at will

With a majority vote in the House of Commons they can. (The House of Lords is really just a rubber stamp and can't stop legislation anymore).

 

[puppetmaster]

This is the same place were a large percentage of teens have never seen their parents work...... Europe is going to implode soon enough.

 

[Warlord]

With a majority vote in the House of Commons they can. (The House of Lords is really just a rubber stamp and can't stop legislation anymore).

I dont know what the legislation says but i dont think a local council has ever been dissolved apart from Thatcher dissolving the London GLA in the 80's which was very anti-her and that had its own specific legislation. Most councils are left alone and do what they like and are elected on staggered basis like the US Senate every 2-4 years.

 

[Generalissimo]

I dont know what the legislation says but i dont think a local council has ever been dissolved apart from Thatcher dissolving the London GLA in the 80's which was very anti-her and that had its own specific legislation. Most councils are left alone and do what they like and are elected on staggered basis like the US Senate every 2-4 years.

The dissolving of the GLA in 84(?) was the most notable example, especially because it was pushed through against the will of most Londoners.

That said, all local government reforms must be approved by Westminster and there have been a lot of changes, especially since the 70s.

 

[Warlord]

The dissolving of the GLA in 84(?) was the most notable example, especially because it was pushed through against the will of most Londoners.

That said, all local government reforms must be approved by Westminster and there have been a lot of changes, especially since the 70s.

The GLA though which is now back and headed by Boris is made up across the London Borough;s which also have their own councils so it's really an unnecessary duplication and you can make a good case for scrapping it but if Londoners want it and want to pay for it then good luck to them.

The legislation is the local government acts and I dont think they have ever dissolved one unless there are extreme circumstances like bankruptcy and rampant corruption. Some of them have directly elected mayors but most of them just use majority party forming a cabinet and running local services etc

 

[Warlord]

Btw eddie my favorite site for UK politics is www.order-order.com guido fawkes. He's pretty libertarian and leans towards UKIP but not entirely there.

 

[Generalissimo]

The GLA though which is now back and headed by Boris is made up across the London Borough;s which also have their own councils so it's really an unnecessary duplication and you can make a good case for scrapping it but if Londoners want it and want to pay for it then good luck to them.

The legislation is the local government acts and I dont think they have ever dissolved one unless there are extreme circumstances like bankruptcy and rampant corruption. Some of them have directly elected mayors but most of them just use majority party forming a cabinet and running local services etc

Just remembered, it wasn't the GLA that was scrapped by Thatcher it was the London County.

The GLA has functions which individual boroughs can't do on their own or can't do as efficiently on their own, such as transportation, police, fire, and overall planning. It's sort of like how state and county governments function. Smaller duties are best left locally, while things that affect large populations and areas are best done by a more broad authority.