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1,000,000 children living in most extreme poverty as figure almost trebles since 2017, report finds
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I've never met a lefty that even remotely, nevermind wholeheartedly, supports the Tory government. You know, the right wing party that's been in power for ~13 years. If you think leftists have caused this problem you've been living under one big fuck off rock for a long time.
Who said anything about the Tory government? You really think you have a million hungry children because of the Tories? You're politically illiterate then.
Which part of "figure trebles since 2017" were you thinking was the fault of someone other than the tory government, and by what means did they cause it, and what, ffs, has it got to do with pronouns?
Well, it wasn't caused by pronouns. That's for sure
Why do you think we have seen the number of hungry children triple since 2017, if it isn't the government that has been in power for the past decade plus?