(If Cameron knew benefit cuts would cause hardship, but thought they were economically necessary, then I'd disagree, but fair enough. But zero evidence for that - he simply knew nothing about benefit system, and cared less).
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Think that’s a harsh take on him giving up his time?
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if there were the slightest hint of self-awareness & an acceptance of the direct causal link between benefit cuts and foodbank use, then maybe. But there isn't. This by
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Maybe because its Chipping Norton, not exactly the most deprived area of the country?

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There's plenty of deprivation even in the most prosperous areas of the UK.
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It seems foodbanks are figuratively named: they are community hubs for those starved of social interaction.
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"those starved of social interaction" including ex Prime Ministers?
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Or that a father might look after the kids while his wife tries to save her business.
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Cameron wants us to imagine food banks are used only by lonely widows needing an excuse to stretch their legs
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A food bank in Chipping Norton....,.....?
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There is deprivation even in the most prosperous areas of the UK
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