You're a bloody child (I'm 44 going on 45).

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I just really think you should perhaps take a step back sometimes and have a think about what you believe, whether you could change views you have been challenged on.

I often try to revise my views in light of better information but by no means am I a saint.

I'm sure you're not a bad bloke by any stretch just think you should understand your own views to a better extent, read things from the opposing side of view for example, or unbiased papers. Not saying they would change yourr view, but they would place them in better context.

In reality, had you read more closely about this subject you would not have started this thread, you wouldve looked at the detail of this paper, and who it was written by an understood it was fundamentally nonsense as has been shown by a few on here. See what I mean?

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With all the countryside concreted over for houses and wildlife all but extinct, I imagine life won't be worth living Dan.... whatever age you are.

Still, if that's the life you want with your immigrant-fueled booming economy all living on top of one another, vote Remain!

And it was this philosophy that prompted you to dismiss the views of multi-millionaire Peter Hargreaves, the co founder of Hargreaves Lansdown, our largest IFA company in the UK on the basis that he was an old man, so his views don't count?

I suggest you do a bit more wider reading my "enlightened" friend.

As I said before... maybe study elephants and their reliance on the oldest herd members to guide them to water holes in times of extreme drought.

Or alternatively continue to bore us with your unfounded opinions about how the economy works from your narrow perspective as a young person with little experience of living and giving others lessons you could learn from yourself.

I blame anyone and everyone that is driving the need for us to continually keep building houses plus the associated necessary infrastructure, which results in our country no longer resembling a green and pleasant land, but a concrete jungle that is oppressive to live in and has no time or room for wildlife.

Anyone that grew up in the 50's/60's can see that our country has changed for the worse with the introduction of millions of immigrants under various governments since then, but mostly under Blair's and Brown's regime from 1997 to 2010, when they even waived our right to defer Polish people coming here for 7 years like Germany did, so all the Poles came here.

There is now too much pressure on the demand for houses here and it will continue to be so, if not worse, if we remain in the EU... especially when Turkey gets full rights.

Outer London will be like Dhaka in Bangladesh... hundreds sharing one toilet, living in shoddy huts.

Luckily I will be long gone, but I fear for anyone living here then.