Class A users getting paid not to have kids

[toughguymick@hotmail.co.uk 0]

Drug addicts across the UK are being offered money to be sterilised by an American charity.

 

Project Prevention is offering to pay £200 to any drug user in London, Glasgow, Bristol, Leicester and parts of Wales who agrees to be operated on.

 

The first person in the UK to accept the cash is drug addict "John" from Leicester who says he "should never be a father".

 

The move has been criticised by some drug charities who work with addicts.

 

Project Prevention founder Barbara Harris admitted her methods amounted to "bribery" but said it was the only way to stop babies being physically and mentally damaged by drugs during pregnancy.

 

Drug treatment charity Addaction estimates one million children in the UK are living with parents who abuse drugs.

 

Pregnant addicts can pass on dependency to the unborn child, leading to organ and brain damage.

 

Mrs Harris set up her charity in North Carolina after adopting the children of a crack addict.

 

Speaking to the BBC's Inside Out programme, she said: "The birth mother of my children obviously dabbled in all drugs and alcohol - she literally had a baby every year for eight years.

 

"I get very angry about the damage that drugs do to these children."

 

After paying 3,500 addicts across the United States not to have children, she is now visiting parts of the UK blighted by drugs to encourage users to undergo "long-term birth control" for cash.

 

John, a 38-year-old addict from Leicester, is the first person in the UK to accept money to have a vasectomy, after being involved in drugs since he was 12.

 

“It might work in America but Great Britain is a very different country”

 

He said: "It was something that I'd been thinking about for a long time.

 

"I won't be able to support a kid; I can just about manage to support myself."

 

Simon Antrobus, chief executive of Addaction, said while no-one wanted to see children brought up in a drug-using environment, there was no place for Project Prevention in the UK.

 

"It exploits very vulnerable people who are addicted to drugs and alcohol at probably the lowest point in their lives," he said.

 

The Reverend Robert Black, of Victory Outreach, which works with former addicts in east London, said he thought Project Prevention's aims were "very devious".

[toughguymick@hotmail.co.uk 0]

Fuck me the geordies got no players as it is! Lets fuck of the under 21s hey lads?

[The Fish 9293]

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That one of those that you "wrote for John Bishop" is it?

[toughguymick@hotmail.co.uk 0]

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That one of those that you "wrote for John Bishop" is it?

 

Stick to the thead please mate, cheers thread manager

[The Fish 9293]

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That one of those that you "wrote for John Bishop" is it?

 

Stick to the thead please mate, cheers thread manager

As if you'd know what a manager is.

 

You prepared to admit you lied about writing jokes for John Bishop then?

[toughguymick@hotmail.co.uk 0]

Few copyright issues here above! Be right back back with some legal stuff.

[toughguymick@hotmail.co.uk 0]

Don't worry above I've some bog roll here! Stop shitting yourself!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[The Fish 9293]

I have literally, no idea what the fuck you're blethering on about?

[Monkeys Fist 39216]

So Dave/Carla/Mick/Scousefuckwit, have you taken the £200 for a snip yet?