Daddy Staten giver nu gratis manicure, massage og facials til enlige mødre

March 13, 2007 by JFA

Unemployed single parents are receiving free massages and beauty treatments - paid for by taxpayers.

So far, more than 1,000 people, mainly women, have taken advantage of 'pamper days' at salons as part of the project, called Big Brother.

They can choose from a range of treatments, including a massage, a haircut, new make-up, a facial, a manicure and even ear-piercing.

They can also claim a separate £30 handout to spend on a shopping trip for new clothes, and are eligible for free lunches and childcare.

Velkommen til den fagre nye verden.

Steve Munzer, head of marketing for the project, said last night: 'Some of these women really lack confidence. Many have been out of work for a long time and some are even scared to leave the house. They are taken to buy interview clothes, treated to a massage and sometimes a facial. It's nice if they do find work but success is not necessarily judged on that.'

Ser I, som jeg tidligere har nævnt er velfærdssamfundet et selvværdssamfund.

'Participants find the course very rewarding and a significant number move on to the New Deal for Lone Parents, where further tailored support and advice is available.'

Enlige forældre koster kernefamilier kassen i redistribution. Jeg har før sagt at under velfærdsstaten betaler gode, naturlige og stærke familiekonstellationer for opretholdelsen af løsninger der simpelthen bare ikke holder på noget plan. Løsninger der kun kan overleve ved at der bliver pumpet store summer ind i dem. De penge er selvfølgelig taget fra de velfungerende.

Kort sagt kan velfærdssamfundet ikke sortere mellem gode og dårlige, effektive og ineffektive typer. Derfor bryder systemet sammen under sin egen dødvægt.