Worse, when the parents come back, they rock into the school's office, dressed in designer clothes in an expensive car, absolutely livid that the school has dared to report them to social services for neglect of their kids. Someone at school finally tries to contact the parents, worried about these kids as the poverty is obviously affecting them both physically and mentally, only to find out that Mum and Dad are away on a luxury holiday to Europe and the kids are fending for themselves at home with no money. Two beautiful, blonde little girls – white, of course – turning up to school daily hungry, shoes with holes in them and looking uncared for. Just sit back and imagine this scenario for me and keep in mind how the likes of the Daily Telegraph or A Current Affair would portray this.
It's about time the Australian Government started doing something to assist the poor and homeless rather than helping the rich, writes Noely Neate.
0 kommentar(er)
