But fat is An important dietary requirement, as above I can by 6kg of nice lean chicken breasts for 10 quid, that's nearly 15pound of whole some protein packed meat.
You need fat. You need less than a lot. But you know that - you pretend not to, pretend I was saying any fat is bad, because otherwise you’d have to make some sort of sense. And that’s the thing you just won’t do when you are wrong.
My dog won't eat dry dog food and nether would you if you've been fed on fresh roast chicken, a Large tin of branded f dog food cost 2quid, I can feed him for Less than 50p on chicken and rice
You tell me off for making unjustifiable statement, A quarter to a third of your calories intake should come ro m fat, that's ether a lot oR not much dependent on the measure your using, what measure are you using ?
She didn't get fat deliberately just to get a car though which jobo insinuated.
Yes that's a pretty fair appraisal, my fat friend, was trying to get a gastric band on the nhs, but at 35 BMI,she wasn't fat enough, so she goes a way for three months And eats like horse, well a horse that lives on ChrisPs and biscuits and Indian take aways, till She is so fat she can't move, gets the operation AND as a bonus, gets disability and a free( heavily subsidised) car. couldNt make it up and she a university lecturer, so hardly poor and uneducatedWell, it is bollocks, yet at the same time it's not...
It's certainly not a black and white situation, I'll give it that much.
Here's some actual facts from my personal experience, no reference to political inclinations or media induced prejudices:
When we moved back from France we stayed with parents, and went to the council to see about getting housing - we walked in, said we'd like to go on the list and were told it was currently looking like maybe an 8 year wait...
Then, the lady asked where we were moving from - we truthfully answered "France".
"Oh, would you like an interpreter?(!)"
Under a week later we were in temporary accommodation (comprising of a 2 bed semi) and less than 6 months later had a "permanent" house.
Did I complain about how it's so unfair that we were only treated differently because the computer said "immigrant" based on our last location? Did I heck as like, I'm not (quite) that stupid
So, at that time I also found myself jobless... If it were just me I would've muddled by and carried on staying with parents, but wife and small child meant going to sign on.
A short time into that I had to do a "better off in work" assessment interview, where they tried to convince me I'd be in a better financial position in work over being on benefits.
The result came back (based on an advertised job 40 miles away for £9/hr, which at the time was well over minimum wage) and it said I'd be over £200 per month WORSE off in work. And that figure didn't take into account any travel expenses for that 80 miles per day.
So, it's true that the poorest people aren't on benefits, they're working...
As for the free car - well that does happen. Sometimes free, sometimes heavily subsidised. It's called the motability scheme.
It's really designed for helping the disabled, but getting fat enough to have difficulty walking does count, especially if you have further related health complications.
One of my customers is in that exact position, got exceedingly fat, got a free car.
In fairness to her, her fatness isn't the result of being lazy or stupid - it's a side effect of the steroids and other medication she takes following a severe illness. She hates it, but genuinely can't do anything to combat it except die...
The big problem is that so many abuse these systems, and these are the ones that make the media, reinforcing the stereotypes...
Like a previous neighbour of ours, every benifits/chav/scum stereotype fitted her like a glove...
