There is no such thing as real poverty, for every example you can find no doubt there is always someon worse off.
The point is poverty has a tangable definition, and according to that thee are significant (growing) numbers who now live below that level.
I just find it hard sometimes justifiying what i buy (and i am not rich by any definition) let alone someone who spends £250k on a car and then drives past people who canot afford decent food or struggle to heat their homes.
Everyone who is rich has had very lucky breaks in one form or other, they would do well to remember that when they are patting themselves on their back and telling their mates how clever they are. No doubt plenty give something back but i struggle to see how people on here can argue for such a wide distribution of income. It so clear that the wider the poverty gap the worse off the country.