Incidentally Shauna didn't "get a house", as bigots keep saying.
She got a tiny co-op apartment and has two small children, which isn't a set-up that all single mothers may find suitable.
Chloe's little boy has complex health issues and such a set-up may not suit his needs.
Throughout the interview they supported each other with head nods and audible "mhmm" agreements.
When Shauna said she had nowhere to put up a Christmas tree, Chloe said 'mhmm' and nodded her head.
When Chloe said she had nowhere to put up a Christmas tree, Shauna did too.
The reason Shauna and Chloe seated together is BOTH young mothers were living in homeless hubs with their children.
Shauna for close to 2 years and Chloe for the last 5 months.
They told a near-identical story of how it feels to be a struggling young mam in that situation.
Shauna spoke first on the programme.
Chloe spoke afterwards.
Shauna hadn't heard about Chloe's struggles when she was smiling about getting a place of her own.
Far-right dipshits edited the video into appearing like Chloe spoke first, to create that illusion of indifference.
@robert_l_hines Just realized Jones had a 708 number, got my hopes up, and found out I can't get bbq and foot massage for real. Years of my life wasted in fantasy of the perfect afternoon. But now I know who you are and you're hilarious
@marionumber4 "we dont care"
>Tries to make it illegal
>Tries to compare us to pedophiles
>Tries to classify us as mentally ill
>Tries to make us seem dangerous
>Tries to make us look like perverts
>Tries again and again to make our lives a living hell
They always cared.
@kikren24@CaelanConrad for clarification; yes, if the child feels more safe expressing themself at school than to their family at home, that's a bad sign