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Quote serial thriller at 25 Jun 2015 8.56pm
Quote cpfccolin at 03 Apr 2015 6.33pm
Just send all the fu-king migrants back or shoot them, then there will be no more homeless as it will free up untold houses, Also it will give us our construction work back again, also the migrants wont be hanging around B&Q begging for OUR work HATE THEM ALL
Last year our population grew by over 500,000 of which 300,000 were migrants. We simply cannot cope with the housing demand that unfettered immigration causes. That isn't logic, unless by Logic you mean ignorant hatred. What a prize pillock , I feel sorry for Adolf (Or Colin as he calls himself)if that's how he really thinks.
Hoorah reborn, fair play, there are some doughnuts on here with their easily-sold 1-line arguments. Overpopulation is a global problem anyway. China had it right with the one-child policy, they say there would be nearly 500m extra people on the planet had they not enforced it. That is untenable. Sorry to replace one extreme view with another... You should look into the abortion rates for girls in china oh & the staggering amount of girls who live in orphanages.
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Mr Fenandes  26 Jun 15 11.49am |
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Quote Ouzo Dan at 26 Jun 2015 11.44am
Quote Mr Fenandes at 26 Jun 2015 11.43am
Quote reborn at 26 Jun 2015 11.00am
Quote Hoof Hearted at 26 Jun 2015 10.25am
Quote serial thriller at 25 Jun 2015 8.56pm
Quote cpfccolin at 03 Apr 2015 6.33pm
Just send all the fu-king migrants back or shoot them, then there will be no more homeless as it will free up untold houses, Also it will give us our construction work back again, also the migrants wont be hanging around B&Q begging for OUR work HATE THEM ALL
Last year our population grew by over 500,000 of which 300,000 were migrants. We simply cannot cope with the housing demand that unfettered immigration causes. That isn't logic, unless by Logic you mean ignorant hatred. What a prize pillock , I feel sorry for Adolf (Or Colin as he calls himself)if that's how he really thinks.
Hoorah reborn, fair play, there are some doughnuts on here with their easily-sold 1-line arguments. Overpopulation is a global problem anyway. China had it right with the one-child policy, they say there would be nearly 500m extra people on the planet had they not enforced it. That is untenable. Sorry to replace one extreme view with another... You should look into the abortion rates for girls in china oh & the staggering amount of girls who live in orphanages.
Horrific problem, I've seen first-hand how China neglect their homeless, disabled, and basically anyone who cannot contribute as part of a functioning society. It's wrong, but I genuinely would like to know what the alternative to a limitation on births could be, because we cannot continue to expand our populous at the current rate.
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Superfly  The sun always shines in Catford 26 Jun 15 12.01pm |
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Quote Ouzo Dan at 26 Jun 2015 11.41am
Want to solve the housing shortage? all it will take is for a government to have the balls to tell the building conglomerates to f*** off & look into alternative means of housing. Tiny homes (get past alot of planning permission because they sit on trailers) Cost on average £8k up Everyone has the right to be able to buy their own home be that a stately mansion or a humble hut, this obsession with bricks & mortar forcing everyone into either spending hundreds of thousands on a bedsit & being a slave to a mortgage company for 30 years or being at the mercy of a landlord who fleeces you for your entire wage a month is unhealthy. All of my examples are incredibly cheap to build & keep warm in winter, they wont stand for hundreds of years but thats not really the point of them & the wastage once they need scrapping is minimal anyway. It would enable first time buyers to own their own property for as little as £10,000, rent on these properties could be capped to keep costs down, this would also have the effect of reducing costs on the bricks & mortar market as demand is reduced bringing down costs for people looking to move up the ladder. Housing crisis solved in under a year, easy.
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| reborn 26 Jun 15 2.05pm |
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Quote silvertop at 26 Jun 2015 11.38am
Quote cpfccolin at 03 Apr 2015 6.33pm
Just send all the fu-king migrants back or shoot them, then there will be no more homeless as it will free up untold houses, Also it will give us our construction work back again, also the migrants wont be hanging around B&Q begging for OUR work HATE THEM ALL
By way of comment though, for admission to the SS, the NAZIs required evidence of German ancestry traced back to some arbitrary date in the 1700s [?]. I would wonder if you could pass that test in terms of your Englishness. If so, then well done you. You are a rare one in what has always been a racial melting pot of a country. Indeed, if you look at a significant number of people around you when you are next watching a match or grabbing a pint in your local [including ethnically white people with London accents who properly place "White British" on any questionnaire] , remember that a significantly high minority [including me] are the product of immigration. In other words, you have a hatred that covers a significant % of the population around you including, I strongly suspect, many of your own friends.
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| Tom-the-eagle Croydon 26 Jun 15 2.13pm |
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Quote Mr Fenandes at 26 Jun 2015 11.49am
Quote Ouzo Dan at 26 Jun 2015 11.44am
Quote Mr Fenandes at 26 Jun 2015 11.43am
Quote reborn at 26 Jun 2015 11.00am
Quote Hoof Hearted at 26 Jun 2015 10.25am
Quote serial thriller at 25 Jun 2015 8.56pm
Quote cpfccolin at 03 Apr 2015 6.33pm
Just send all the fu-king migrants back or shoot them, then there will be no more homeless as it will free up untold houses, Also it will give us our construction work back again, also the migrants wont be hanging around B&Q begging for OUR work HATE THEM ALL
Last year our population grew by over 500,000 of which 300,000 were migrants. We simply cannot cope with the housing demand that unfettered immigration causes. That isn't logic, unless by Logic you mean ignorant hatred. What a prize pillock , I feel sorry for Adolf (Or Colin as he calls himself)if that's how he really thinks.
Hoorah reborn, fair play, there are some doughnuts on here with their easily-sold 1-line arguments. Overpopulation is a global problem anyway. China had it right with the one-child policy, they say there would be nearly 500m extra people on the planet had they not enforced it. That is untenable. Sorry to replace one extreme view with another... You should look into the abortion rates for girls in china oh & the staggering amount of girls who live in orphanages.
Horrific problem, I've seen first-hand how China neglect their homeless, disabled, and basically anyone who cannot contribute as part of a functioning society. It's wrong, but I genuinely would like to know what the alternative to a limitation on births could be, because we cannot continue to expand our populous at the current rate. Er.. stop this country's open-door immigration policy maybe..
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| Stuk Top half 26 Jun 15 5.11pm |
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Quote Superfly at 26 Jun 2015 12.01pm
Quote Ouzo Dan at 26 Jun 2015 11.41am
Want to solve the housing shortage? all it will take is for a government to have the balls to tell the building conglomerates to f*** off & look into alternative means of housing. Tiny homes (get past alot of planning permission because they sit on trailers) Cost on average £8k up Everyone has the right to be able to buy their own home be that a stately mansion or a humble hut, this obsession with bricks & mortar forcing everyone into either spending hundreds of thousands on a bedsit & being a slave to a mortgage company for 30 years or being at the mercy of a landlord who fleeces you for your entire wage a month is unhealthy. All of my examples are incredibly cheap to build & keep warm in winter, they wont stand for hundreds of years but thats not really the point of them & the wastage once they need scrapping is minimal anyway. It would enable first time buyers to own their own property for as little as £10,000, rent on these properties could be capped to keep costs down, this would also have the effect of reducing costs on the bricks & mortar market as demand is reduced bringing down costs for people looking to move up the ladder. Housing crisis solved in under a year, easy.
The problem with pre-fabs is that you can't sell them easily, as no one will give you a mortgage to buy them. My tent idea was even cheaper too!
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Quote reborn at 26 Jun 2015 11.00am
Quote Hoof Hearted at 26 Jun 2015 10.25am
Quote serial thriller at 25 Jun 2015 8.56pm
Quote cpfccolin at 03 Apr 2015 6.33pm
Just send all the fu-king migrants back or shoot them, then there will be no more homeless as it will free up untold houses, Also it will give us our construction work back again, also the migrants wont be hanging around B&Q begging for OUR work HATE THEM ALL
Last year our population grew by over 500,000 of which 300,000 were migrants. We simply cannot cope with the housing demand that unfettered immigration causes. That isn't logic, unless by Logic you mean ignorant hatred. What a prize pillock , I feel sorry for Adolf (Or Colin as he calls himself)if that's how he really thinks.
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| Ouzo Dan 26 Jun 15 5.43pm |
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Quote Stuk at 26 Jun 2015 5.11pm
Quote Superfly at 26 Jun 2015 12.01pm
Quote Ouzo Dan at 26 Jun 2015 11.41am
Want to solve the housing shortage? all it will take is for a government to have the balls to tell the building conglomerates to f*** off & look into alternative means of housing. Tiny homes (get past alot of planning permission because they sit on trailers) Cost on average £8k up Everyone has the right to be able to buy their own home be that a stately mansion or a humble hut, this obsession with bricks & mortar forcing everyone into either spending hundreds of thousands on a bedsit & being a slave to a mortgage company for 30 years or being at the mercy of a landlord who fleeces you for your entire wage a month is unhealthy. All of my examples are incredibly cheap to build & keep warm in winter, they wont stand for hundreds of years but thats not really the point of them & the wastage once they need scrapping is minimal anyway. It would enable first time buyers to own their own property for as little as £10,000, rent on these properties could be capped to keep costs down, this would also have the effect of reducing costs on the bricks & mortar market as demand is reduced bringing down costs for people looking to move up the ladder. Housing crisis solved in under a year, easy.
The problem with pre-fabs is that you can't sell them easily, as no one will give you a mortgage to buy them. My tent idea was even cheaper too!
Sounds like perfect rental properties to replenish the council stock Edited by Ouzo Dan (26 Jun 2015 5.45pm)
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| Stuk Top half 26 Jun 15 7.21pm |
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Quote Ouzo Dan at 26 Jun 2015 5.43pm
Quote Stuk at 26 Jun 2015 5.11pm
Quote Superfly at 26 Jun 2015 12.01pm
Quote Ouzo Dan at 26 Jun 2015 11.41am
Want to solve the housing shortage? all it will take is for a government to have the balls to tell the building conglomerates to f*** off & look into alternative means of housing. Tiny homes (get past alot of planning permission because they sit on trailers) Cost on average £8k up Everyone has the right to be able to buy their own home be that a stately mansion or a humble hut, this obsession with bricks & mortar forcing everyone into either spending hundreds of thousands on a bedsit & being a slave to a mortgage company for 30 years or being at the mercy of a landlord who fleeces you for your entire wage a month is unhealthy. All of my examples are incredibly cheap to build & keep warm in winter, they wont stand for hundreds of years but thats not really the point of them & the wastage once they need scrapping is minimal anyway. It would enable first time buyers to own their own property for as little as £10,000, rent on these properties could be capped to keep costs down, this would also have the effect of reducing costs on the bricks & mortar market as demand is reduced bringing down costs for people looking to move up the ladder. Housing crisis solved in under a year, easy.
The problem with pre-fabs is that you can't sell them easily, as no one will give you a mortgage to buy them. My tent idea was even cheaper too!
Sounds like perfect rental properties to replenish the council stock Edited by Ouzo Dan (26 Jun 2015 5.45pm)
Didn't watch all of that but they're very impressive.
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| nickgusset Shizzlehurst 26 Feb 16 12.47am |
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Homelessness has doubled in the last 5 years.
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| doi209 Fighting for the weak and innocent... 26 Feb 16 9.13am |
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Now we're getting somewhere.....high-rise tents.
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 becky over the moon 26 Feb 16 11.50am |
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Those Roma breed like rabbits .....
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