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I expect you to be able to use your brain to distinguish obvious hyperbole (it was absolutely obvious) with a matter of fact statement. I am starting to suspect that this playing dumb is entirely disingenuous.
> Of housing and public infrastructure in the UK? Politics: Green belt and similar planning restrictions, austerity, Thatcherism, privatisation, restricting local councils' ability to own and supply council housing. So…
Never said it was a silver bullet. I said I would rather people concentrate on more important things than configuring a linter. Half the time this stuff gives you weird errors that don't make a lot of sense (especially…
> Despite what you might read in the news, occupancy per household is LOWER than it has been for a long time. It has nothing to do with what I read on the news. It is simply numbers. You can come up with all these crazy…
Whether it is part of the "goals of brexit" or not, is kinda irrelevant. The point is that we cannot build more homes easily, even if we could that has issues with other infrastructure and utilities. The easiest way is…
> Police searched Much’s house and removed and confiscated the posters. The public prosecutor imposed a penalty order of €6,000 for “criminal insult to politicians”. The guy had his house searched by police, a €6000…
It would be better if we just change the immigration policy. Last time I checked there was 400,000 leaving the country each year and somewhere between a million and 1.4 million entering. I live in the countryside (I…
The point he is making is that a lot of stuff that you are told you need. You actually don't. Especially if you are working by yourself or in a very small team. Getting stuff working is much more important. I'd rather…
Are they? It sounds hard to believe. But I haven't been to London in a very long time.
It is the combination of what I described is the real issue. If it was just "people are a bit rude" I personally wouldn't be that worried about it.
They don't have the countryside, clean air and amazing views.
Not at all. It is quite clear that you are doing the "lets take this to the logical extreme". That might be fine in some sort of debate club tactic but it isn't what I was suggesting should happen at all and you know…
These are all solutions that ignore the main problem. They literally cannot build enough properties (whatever they are) to fill current demand. Even if they relax the regulations that we currently have in place. Even…
Yeh I figured that. No worries.
> Trying to bring skilled labour into the UK, or trying to get residence as an apparently useful and self-sufficient person, is actually quite difficult, so I'm not sure how all the low-skilled labour ends up here,…
I used to work at bet365. They don't even offer that to the permies (65K for Senior), if you stay there a bunch of years maybe 85k is doable. 365 are probably the best playing place outside of Manchester in the NW. So I…
> The plural of anecdotes is not data, nor does your select social circle represent a cogent sample group. When something isn't easily quantifiable there is no data. OK sure then, but there wouldn't be anyway. The fact…
Yes lets cram everyone in like sardines in massive sky-scrapers that blots out the sky. The other alternative is that the UK doesn't allow 600,000 people (net) in every year.
The issue is that those cities end up growing into the countryside. I like there is a big green barrier between Greater Manchester and Macclesfield.
It isn't a "conservative talk-radio shopping list". It is reality in quite a few areas in Europe and the UK. > Economic Conditions and Political Outcomes are pretty sane and tolerable for all but a select group of…
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I expect you to be able to use your brain to distinguish obvious hyperbole (it was absolutely obvious) with a matter of fact statement. I am starting to suspect that this playing dumb is entirely disingenuous.
> Of housing and public infrastructure in the UK? Politics: Green belt and similar planning restrictions, austerity, Thatcherism, privatisation, restricting local councils' ability to own and supply council housing. So…
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Never said it was a silver bullet. I said I would rather people concentrate on more important things than configuring a linter. Half the time this stuff gives you weird errors that don't make a lot of sense (especially…
> Despite what you might read in the news, occupancy per household is LOWER than it has been for a long time. It has nothing to do with what I read on the news. It is simply numbers. You can come up with all these crazy…
Whether it is part of the "goals of brexit" or not, is kinda irrelevant. The point is that we cannot build more homes easily, even if we could that has issues with other infrastructure and utilities. The easiest way is…
> Police searched Much’s house and removed and confiscated the posters. The public prosecutor imposed a penalty order of €6,000 for “criminal insult to politicians”. The guy had his house searched by police, a €6000…
It would be better if we just change the immigration policy. Last time I checked there was 400,000 leaving the country each year and somewhere between a million and 1.4 million entering. I live in the countryside (I…
The point he is making is that a lot of stuff that you are told you need. You actually don't. Especially if you are working by yourself or in a very small team. Getting stuff working is much more important. I'd rather…
Are they? It sounds hard to believe. But I haven't been to London in a very long time.
It is the combination of what I described is the real issue. If it was just "people are a bit rude" I personally wouldn't be that worried about it.
They don't have the countryside, clean air and amazing views.
Not at all. It is quite clear that you are doing the "lets take this to the logical extreme". That might be fine in some sort of debate club tactic but it isn't what I was suggesting should happen at all and you know…
These are all solutions that ignore the main problem. They literally cannot build enough properties (whatever they are) to fill current demand. Even if they relax the regulations that we currently have in place. Even…
Yeh I figured that. No worries.
> Trying to bring skilled labour into the UK, or trying to get residence as an apparently useful and self-sufficient person, is actually quite difficult, so I'm not sure how all the low-skilled labour ends up here,…
I used to work at bet365. They don't even offer that to the permies (65K for Senior), if you stay there a bunch of years maybe 85k is doable. 365 are probably the best playing place outside of Manchester in the NW. So I…
> The plural of anecdotes is not data, nor does your select social circle represent a cogent sample group. When something isn't easily quantifiable there is no data. OK sure then, but there wouldn't be anyway. The fact…
Yes lets cram everyone in like sardines in massive sky-scrapers that blots out the sky. The other alternative is that the UK doesn't allow 600,000 people (net) in every year.
The issue is that those cities end up growing into the countryside. I like there is a big green barrier between Greater Manchester and Macclesfield.
It isn't a "conservative talk-radio shopping list". It is reality in quite a few areas in Europe and the UK. > Economic Conditions and Political Outcomes are pretty sane and tolerable for all but a select group of…