Pauldohert
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And where are prices now since the last crash rich? The price may crash in the short term - which affects only those that sell in that period.
Over the long term the only economic model is for huge population growth, and house prices will continue to rise.
I agree too its all a long way from how it should be and labour will be judged as the bunch of idiots they are.
In the meantime- those without homes seee labour as their natural vote - and those with homes see their equity rocketing - fools everywhere - but then there genuinely is no alternative vote - conservative are still the party of the well off and big business and the lib dems have some decent ideas but amnesties for illegal immigrants, and there human rights for scumbags ideas -etc tells you they may have good intentions but couldn't organise a piss up in a brewery.
I will be accused of UK bashing soon!
Over the long term the only economic model is for huge population growth, and house prices will continue to rise.
I agree too its all a long way from how it should be and labour will be judged as the bunch of idiots they are.
In the meantime- those without homes seee labour as their natural vote - and those with homes see their equity rocketing - fools everywhere - but then there genuinely is no alternative vote - conservative are still the party of the well off and big business and the lib dems have some decent ideas but amnesties for illegal immigrants, and there human rights for scumbags ideas -etc tells you they may have good intentions but couldn't organise a piss up in a brewery.
I will be accused of UK bashing soon!