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Old 26-04-2015, 13:47   #208
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Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion

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Originally Posted by ianch99 View Post
Both are an assumption

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Reminding us ad nauseam ..
Tough, if you can't dispute the facts eh? Feeling sick is the least you should be suffering after the mess they left this country in after their so called 'boom'...

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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
More unworkable rubbish from Labour

http://news.sky.com/story/1472278/la...eneration-rent

Housing in this country is a mess and the last we need is a Labour government stifling the market with unworkable legislation ,far better to announce a plan to build more social housing
'Twas ever thus - populist, back of a fag packet policy made up on the hoof as usual. What more should we expect from these people? As usual (e.g. mansion tax, top rate of tax, British jobs for British workers, bankers, etc.) it relies upon painting a simplistic picture of one section of society preying upon another. Why simplistic? Maybe because the people who buy into it are simple and that's how to get their votes...

We clearly need more homes but unless we control immigration, population growth and various social factors (e.g. family breakdown) there will never be enough.
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