Councils pay for disabled to visit prostitutes and lap-dancing clubs from £520m taxpayer fund

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A ‘man of 21 with learning disabilities has been granted taxpayers’ money to fly to Amsterdam and have sex with a prostitute.
His social worker says sex is a ‘human right’ for the unnamed individual - described as a frustrated virgin.
His trip to a brothel in the Dutch capital’s red light district next month is being funded through a £520million scheme introduced by the last government to empower those with disabilities.
They are given a personal budget and can choose what services this is spent on.
The man’s social worker, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said his client was an ‘angry, frustrated and anxious young man’ who had a need for sex.
‘He’s planning to do more than just have his end away - he’s having a holiday,’ he said.
'He has been to two sexual health and sexual awareness courses and basically wants to try it.
'The girls in Amsterdam are far more protected than those on UK streets. Let him have some fun - I’d want to.
'Wouldn’t you prefer that we can control this, guide him, educate him, support him to understand the process and ultimately end up satisfying his needs in a secure, licensed place where his happiness and growth as a person is the most important thing?
‘Refusing to offer him this service would be a violation of his human rights.’
Is sex a human right?:eek:
 
This is foul and a gross abuse of the taxpayers dollars in the UK. This is an example of how some human beings reduce other human beings to animals without intelligence, and most of all, without consciences.
 
This is foul and a gross abuse of the taxpayers dollars in the UK. This is an example of how some human beings reduce other human beings to animals without intelligence, and most of all, without consciences.
Well said, Musicadmirer!
Is there no low to which some people will sink? And others elsewhere on this site wonder why sex seems to be debated ad infinitum? As long as vile abuse like this exists in our world, all right-thinking believers will fight the good fight.
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This is foul and a gross abuse of the taxpayers dollars in the UK. This is an example of how some human beings reduce other human beings to animals without intelligence, and most of all, without consciences.
Nonsense not one cent of a taxpayer dollar has been spent.
 
all I have to say when I read news articles like this is :banghead:
Nonsense not one cent of a taxpayer dollar has been spent.
His trip to a brothel in the Dutch capital’s red light district next month is being funded through a £520million scheme introduced by the last government to empower those with disabilities.
That sounds like taxpayers money to me. Or are you trying to point out that its not American taxpayers money being spent on a prostitute/prostitutes but British taxpayers money?

or are you implying that it is not a waste of british taxpayers money, because as a british resident I would disagree
 
all I have to say when I read news articles like this is :banghead:

That sounds like taxpayers money to me. Or are you trying to point out that its not American taxpayers money being spent on a prostitute/prostitutes but British taxpayers money?

or are you implying that it is not a waste of british taxpayers money, because as a british resident I would disagree
I’ve never paid one dollar in taxes to the UK government and neither, I bet, have you.
 
I challenge you to find any example of government wastage of tax dollars in the UK.
I’m sorry, but I’m not really equipped to make an audit of the UK’s budget. But I don’t feel like you’ve answered my question. I have just ascertained that the UK does indeed levy an income tax, and it seems to me that governments don’t have any money, other than what they collect in taxes, and so it really does seem to me that the only place the original 520M came from is taxes.

full disclosure: I have never paid taxes to the United Kingdom
 
I’m sorry, but I’m not really equipped to make an audit of the UK’s budget. But I don’t feel like you’ve answered my question. I have just ascertained that the UK does indeed levy an income tax, and it seems to me that governments don’t have any money, other than what they collect in taxes, and so it really does seem to me that the only place the original 520M came from is taxes.

full disclosure: I have never paid taxes to the United Kingdom
Ok, I have to say that my original post rather reflected the fact that . . . when you’re just below 5,000 posts and are a bit tired of being in the 4,000’s . . . .

On the other hand . . . .

It’s pounds not dollars. 😉
 
Ok, I have to say that my original post rather reflected the fact that . . . when you’re just below 5,000 posts and are a bit tired of being in the 4,000’s . . . .

On the other hand . . . .

It’s pounds not dollars. 😉
I have paid taxes in the UK. If you’re insisting that dollars instead of pounds is a significant discourse in discussion, I think it’s childish (let alone that an American tourist could purchase something with their credit card and pay the VAT but since they are using an American card they paid in dollars, same if the store takes American money). I paid taxes in quid. =p

-Prophecy
 
I have paid taxes in the UK. If you’re insisting that dollars instead of pounds is a significant discourse in discussion, I think it’s childish (let alone that an American tourist could purchase something with their credit card and pay the VAT but since they are using an American card they paid in dollars, same if the store takes American money). I paid taxes in quid. =p

-Prophecy
Well, it started as a dig at the use of ‘tax dollars’ to describe expenditure in the UK. Then I was just amused at the fact that people missed the point.

If I was being childish, then, perhaps, you’re being a little pompous.
 
Well, it started as a dig at the use of ‘tax dollars’ to describe expenditure in the UK. Then I was just amused at the fact that people missed the point.

If I was being childish, then, perhaps, you’re being a little pompous.
It seems you didn’t take my quip at the end as a joke (the remark about quid).

-Prophecy
 
Nonsense not one cent of a taxpayer dollar has been spent.
Taxpayers dollars/taxpayers pounds. To clarify, regardless of currency, this is taxpayers MONEY, and it is being misused in the worst way. The only way it could get any worse is if children were involved.
 
No worries. I didn’t mean to offend you, though I must admit that this battle of semantics really brought the conversation off rails.

-Prophecy
Well, I’d kind of expected a ‘Doh!’ kind of response early on.

Don’t worry, CAF is the scene of an endless supply of ‘Ain’t it awful!’ threads, so you won’t miss out for long. 🙂
 
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