Fred99:

 

freitasm:

 

@Fred99:

 

Note that this has been posted here by someone frequently posting about owning expensive stuff and living an expensive lifestyle. Shame.

 

 

How is this relevant? This comment is completely uncalled for.

 

 

It's absolutely relevant because people who own expensive stuff and live expensive lifestyles should not in my opinion be complaining about policies that have been set in place to try to reverse growing multi-generational inequality of access to education - and lack of family wealth has been identified as the most significant barrier.

 

Especially when they then make elitist slurs against recipients of a very much needed system by tarring them with the usual poor-blaming "people don't value things that they get for free" - as if that was relevant or true.

 

You know next to nothing about me, about where I've come from, or how I got where I am, and at the same time, have made a massive group of assumptions which proves the old adage about assumptions.

If you bothered to do your homework, you'd see I don't have a problem with the base of the policy itself (or in fact many social policies), but rather about it's execution, which is often my criticism of this Government and it's policies.