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| But it doesn't define poverty, does it? It's a statistic.
The point I am trying to make is what characteristics define a person in poverty.
FMF is trying to prove some point or other that child poverty is different now to poverty in the 50s or pre-Common Market or pre-EU or whatever criteria (it keeps changing).
I'm just trying to find out what his definition is. | |
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Not being able to afford three meals a day, incl. One hot one is a factor.
He's not proving anything other than his narrow entitled world view. And lack of a real world job with actual people.