07-09-2017, 07:45 PM
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[QUOTE=Uncle Joe;1229989]
Originally Posted by JBR
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And let's not forget his other preferred mode of transport: sitting on the floor of an empty train carriage, again for PR reasons![/QUOTE]Such Bullsh*t!!! - which has been proven false umpteen dozen times and you still trot out this hoary old crap!!!
Were they Photoshopped?
07-09-2017, 07:58 PM
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And then there is his sidekick Diane who sends HER Son to a private school becasue 'Caribbean women will go to the wire for their children ' ( not like you British slags )-actually they don't anymore than anyone else that's why there is so much trouble with black boys ( a fact that Diane Abott gave as the reason for privately educating her child)
07-09-2017, 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Muddy
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And then there is his sidekick Diane who sends HER Son to a private school becasue 'Caribbean women will go to the wire for their children ' ( not like you British slags ) -actually they don't anymore than anyone else that's why there is so much trouble with black boys ( a fact that Diane Abott gave as the reason for privately educated her child)
She's doing a grand job in persuading people of the sheer lunacy of voting for the Loony Party.
08-09-2017, 01:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Julie1962
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I'd obviously love a house but flats don't have to be slums and kids can come out of them quite fine. And yes we've had an allotment too that was great. If they made more flats with gardens that would be fantastic IMO In Farnham my bil lives in a flat he has garden at the back of the property and his neighbour downstairs has front. That seemed really good.
08-09-2017, 08:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Puddle Duck
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Julie, we have all had family or friends living in flats, I did not say flats were the future slums. I said that land grabbing to make allotments (not little gardens for each tenant) does not work. It would simply encourage squatters and goodness knows what else going on in an area where families would be bringing up children , concentrated in a particular area. All going to the same school, all the parents going to the same school gate. Some might call it community, but believe me, too closed a community is a dangerous place eventually.
People don't as far as I know squat on allotments .
Allotments are good for people who live in flats or houses with small gardens -as so many are these days- and have no outdoor space, humans need to feel close to the earth.
It a valuable hobby and what with Brexit it all helps to grow your own stuff!
08-09-2017, 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Muddy
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Why would it encourage squatters ?People don't as far as I know squat on allotments .
Allotments are good for people who live in flats or houses with small gardens -as so many are these days- and have no outdoor space, humans need to feel close to the earth.
It a valuable hobby and what with Brexit it all helps to grow your own stuff!
08-09-2017, 02:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Muddy
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Why would it encourage squatters ?People don't as far as I know squat on allotments .
Allotments are good for people who live in flats or houses with small gardens -as so many are these days- and have no outdoor space, humans need to feel close to the earth.
It a valuable hobby and what with Brexit it all helps to grow your own stuff!
The trouble is, everyone these days looks at things and how it affects them , not how it pertains to those involved.
Once upon a time we had various schools to choose from for secondary education. Some from a neighbourhood went to one school another child went to another, and they created friends and activities outside of their immediate environment, which in turn created individuals.
Some of these kids now would love to escape from certain circumstances but they are trapped within the system created for them because everything is within their immediate proximity. They have no need to go anywhere further than 200 hundred yards from their homes
I think I've explained that well enough to be understood.
As it happens, there's a local council estate near to me, with allotments , but nobody want them anyway, so they are being sold to build more flats.
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