Jacob Rees-Mogg spoke out for ‘family life’ and someone had the perfect response
Here’s Jacob Rees-Mogg calling on the state to do more to support families and family life.
It is time to have policies that support family life. https://t.co/txWm0KeGcs
— Jacob Rees-Mogg (@Jacob_Rees_Mogg) September 28, 2018
Don’t feel the need to click on the link, here’s a brief glimpse.
‘Family policy does not have a good name in the United Kingdom. For many, it’s synonymous with John Major’s ill-fated ‘Back to Basics’ and a resentment about hypocritical ‘do as I say not as I do’ politicians.
In the past, governmental approach has been too judgemental and unsympathetic to personal circumstances.
Single parents, 90 per cent of whom are women, often battle against considerable difficulties and need both support and understanding.
It is not the role of the Government to tell people how to live their lives or to determine that one way is better than another, but it is reasonable to help people lead the lives they want to lead.’
There was no shortage of people with something to say in return.
I cannot live in the UK with my non-EEC spouse because I don't earn the salary your government demands before you allow us to live together. https://t.co/EBUHlzD6yr
— Huw Lemmey (@huwlemmey) October 1, 2018
Father of six that's never changed a nappy talks about policies that support family life. https://t.co/lphT4nDDSR
— Kenny Stewart (@Kenny__Stewart) September 29, 2018
But no one put it quite as well as this person.
You *personally* voted against extending marriage to same-sex couples, for the bedroom tax, against banning detention of pregnant or vulnerable people, against legal aid for children, and for deporting people before considering their human rights – like a right to a family life. https://t.co/Y0mi01dffj
— Katie (@supermathskid) September 30, 2018
Bravo.
And that's only what fits in a tweet.
— Katie (@supermathskid) September 30, 2018