So its true and I know its true because its now official

So its true, and I know its true because its now official. Years ago people would say, "I can't afford that, because I'm unemployed." But now these days people say "I can't afford that because I'm working." And they are not talking about luxuries. They are talking about the high cost of transport to get to work in the first place? What is the point of having a job if you cannot afford to get there?

Who was it once said?

"Its is better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all" Well I think that's crap, and also its not true. Yes okay we all feel physical pain from time to time, we pull a muscle, we break a bone. And after a few weeks the pain from the broken bone is gone, the pain from the pulled muscle is gone, gone forever in fact.
But the emotional pain, coursed by love, this pain never ever heals. It makes no difference whether you lost a loved one, due to death, or due to someone else, or due to someone not following their heart. It makes no difference, we have to carry this burden of pain, with us forever.
Someone else also said, "time is a great healer" again that's crap as well, because time does not heal the emotional pain, does not make it any easier to live with. Because that pain will stay with us, in fact it will remain as potent to day, as it was yesterday, and will hurt us badly today and every day, in fact until our dying day.

WHY?

Residents of Dale Farm, the UK's largest illegal travellers' site, will have to wait to learn whether they have won their High Court battle against eviction.
They are seeking court orders blocking their removal from the controversial site near Basildon, Essex.

Traveller lawyers argued in three linked applications for judicial review that Basildon Council's decision earlier this year to take direct action to clear the green belt site of about 400 travellers, including about 100 children, was "disproportionate" and must at least be reconsidered because of changed circumstances.
The council was accused of failing to take account of vulnerable residents, including the sick in need of regular medication and children whose schooling would be disrupted if families were evicted.

WHY? When BROKEN BRITAIN IS BANKRUPT and we cannot afford to pay doctors and nurses and dentist, WHY, are we wasting £18 million to clear a hand full of homes from woodland? Yes I know the excuse is they are breaking the law, well then CHANGE THE LAW, Simple, and sorted free of charge.