Gemma not taking enforced retirement too well

AndrewJRenko wrote: »

I had a scroll through your posts earlier, and while I couldn't find a Hitler endorsement, I wouldn't be surprised.

Oh no. Although I have endorsed Trump, for your lot that is sort of the same so.

There is no 'If' as you well know, though you seem determined to try to build some kind of strawman point out of a non-existent scenario. She never said it was their Xmas dinner.

It was implied.

Exactly what is wrong with a tomato and spread sandwich and soup for lunch? How big of a lunch do you require?

The problem with it being a 'lunch option' is that it is not an 'option'. They don't get a menu with options. They get lunch, or in this case, they get some kind of bread with a slice of tomato on it.

You have proof for this I take it.

They certainly have basic options. Meat or no meat. Chicken or fish. Sounds a bit like hospital. Or a wedding.

I'm also going to hazard a guess all meat is halal by default. An option not to my knowledge taken care of in most canteens operated by the state.

You were the one that claimed they were 'treated like royalty' there. Could you see that lunch being presented to any royalty?

I couldn't. I doubt the Queen would be mad into a 4 quid chicken fillet roll from Spar but half the country eats them during the week. I'm not exactly sure what your point here is. Asylum seekers deserve a better standard of lunch than the processed bread and meat most people eat five days a week at 1pm?

The whole setup is wrong. Having adults sharing rooms with other adults not of their choosing is wrong.

Oh I agree. Let's outlaw backpacking around South America and interrailing around Europe while we're at it. I've shared dorms with all sorts down the years, the Thai government should have given me my own beachside chalet!

And don't start me on the culturally inappropriate food. You try getting a garlic cheese chips and quarter pounder in Sihanoukville at 3am, then come crying to me about Aramark.

Being fed with the cheapest of low-budget canteen food, worse than you'd get in a prison is wrong,

Proof?

when there is no option for families to cook their own food of their own choosing. Having kids living their whole lives in a hotel bedroom is wrong.

The vast majority of these people are economic migrants there of their own volition. "Whole lives" show me a child refugee who spent 17 years in a single room.

If I were an employer I'd have serious reservations with giving any responsibility to an adult with this level of naivety.