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dannyboy1978 28 Dec 17 4.01pm | |
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Could the two be linked? We had more police back in the 90's than we do now. our hospitals were running in budget with more beds. we had no housing shortage. wages grew each year.so on so on, Why is mass population haled as such a success when it looks to be ruining this country. I hear the argument of more workers more tax but clearly that's not working when we are borrowing more than ever. I would be interested to get your views.
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Hrolf The Ganger 28 Dec 17 4.45pm | |
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Mass immigration is a disaster waiting to happen.
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Mr Palaceman 28 Dec 17 4.46pm | |
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Giving hundreds of billions to the banks might have something to do with it. Does anyone actually think that a country can use billions and billions of public money to bail out private finance and that country would not face decades of hardship. I think that where you should be looking..
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croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 28 Dec 17 5.38pm | |
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Originally posted by Mr Palaceman
Giving hundreds of billions to the banks might have something to do with it. Does anyone actually think that a country can use billions and billions of public money to bail out private finance and that country would not face decades of hardship. I think that where you should be looking.. Very well said, and greedy cnuts at the top creaming off the spoils , but thats ok, its just "business", if we didnt pay them huge salaries, they would go elsewhere,,,well fcuk off elsewhere i say, america dont want them, they got enough talent in wall street, the con party are conning us!
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cryrst The garden of England 28 Dec 17 5.58pm | |
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Originally posted by Mr Palaceman
Giving hundreds of billions to the banks might have something to do with it. Does anyone actually think that a country can use billions and billions of public money to bail out private finance and that country would not face decades of hardship. I think that where you should be looking.. We didn't give it to the banks and on reselling the shares we have made a profit.
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Kermit8 Hevon 28 Dec 17 6.08pm | |
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The lack of new social accommodation/council housing added to the major housing deregulation acts back in the 80's and exposing it to the full force of free market economics has been the biggest let-down for the general population imo and absolutely nothing to do with over-population but successive governments lack of will and foresight and unhealthy obsessions. The younger can work as hard as they like but how are the majority going to be able to get a mortgage in their mid-twenties when flats are way out of reach financially and for independence there are no council places either? Thatcher started the rot. Edited by Kermit8 (28 Dec 2017 6.09pm)
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kingdowieonthewall Sussex, ex-Cronx. 28 Dec 17 6.14pm | |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Mass immigration is a disaster waiting to happen. it has happened.
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Badger11 Beckenham 28 Dec 17 6.32pm | |
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Originally posted by cryrst
We didn't give it to the banks and on reselling the shares we have made a profit. Agree with this. The taxpayer will get their money back eventually. The alternative was to let the banks go to the wall. This would impact hundreds of thousands of folks who who work for the banks and all the other folks in the support industries, dry cleaners, coffee shops sandwich shops bars, security, cleaners etc. What about the ordinary folk who had savings in the banks. In the 1908's a mortgage company went bust, hooray people thought until they found their mortgage still had to be paid. The new lenders refused to drop mortgage rates long after everyone else had. In short the little people would have suffered. Letting the banks go to the wall might seem justice but the economy would have gone into meltdown and even a Labour government realised that.
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Badger11 Beckenham 28 Dec 17 6.34pm | |
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Originally posted by Badger11
Agree with this. The taxpayer will get their money back eventually. The alternative was to let the banks go to the wall. This would impact hundreds of thousands of folks who who work for the banks and all the other folks in the support industries, dry cleaners, coffee shops sandwich shops bars, security, cleaners etc. What about the ordinary folk who had savings in the banks. In the 1980's a mortgage company went bust, hooray people thought until they found their mortgage still had to be paid. The new lenders refused to drop mortgage rates long after everyone else had. In short the little people would have suffered. Letting the banks go to the wall might seem justice but the economy would have gone into meltdown and even a Labour government realised that.
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croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 28 Dec 17 6.38pm | |
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Originally posted by kingdowieonthewall
it has happened. Im in croydon centre every week and some of the lovely foreign cnut is worth the walk through old town, i always listen out for the accent when i see a top totty and its rarely english,lots of lovely ladies, whats not to like?
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.TUX. 28 Dec 17 7.13pm | |
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Originally posted by cryrst
We didn't give it to the banks and on reselling the shares we have made a profit. Jesus wept, it's exactly the bloody same! Blinkered to say the least.
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Hrolf The Ganger 28 Dec 17 10.11pm | |
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Originally posted by Kermit8
The lack of new social accommodation/council housing added to the major housing deregulation acts back in the 80's and exposing it to the full force of free market economics has been the biggest let-down for the general population imo and absolutely nothing to do with over-population but successive governments lack of will and foresight and unhealthy obsessions. The younger can work as hard as they like but how are the majority going to be able to get a mortgage in their mid-twenties when flats are way out of reach financially and for independence there are no council places either? Thatcher started the rot. Edited by Kermit8 (28 Dec 2017 6.09pm) That has got to be the stupidest logic dealt out by the left of thinking. How can a lack of housing be a problem but increased population not add to that problem? Duh!
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