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First it was dead cat bounce
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shakerbaby wrote: »Are you denying the world wouldn't be a better place with the selfish and greedy gone? :T
hi David - how are you doing?0 -
Well that would be you and most of the forum and the world (is not wanting people to default to want to buy a house greed? Or any modern lifestyle?)
Can't say I wish you all dead.
Again why make out bulls are nasty yet thank the same behaviour. That is hypocritical.
I think it is fairly pointless defending the indefensible, you tried to make some one out as nasty but yet you support people being nasty.
Would love to know how bears (who want cheaper housing for all) are selfish and greedy.
High house prices benefit no one apart from the money masters.0 -
shakerbaby wrote: »Are you denying the world wouldn't be a better place with the selfish and greedy gone? :T
Unfortunately it is the greedy that tend to make things happen in a capitalist society, some bad but mainly for the good.'Just think for a moment what a prospect that is. A single market without barriers visible or invisible giving you direct and unhindered access to the purchasing power of over 300 million of the worlds wealthiest and most prosperous people' Margaret Thatcher0 -
shakerbaby wrote: »Would love to know how bears (who want cheaper housing for all) are selfish and greedy.
High house prices benefit no one apart from the money masters.
What about all the people that get trapped in NE and can not sell, or trade up as the family grows?
What about the the building and construction industry which will suffer, and lead to job loses and maybe even their houses.
You don't care about anyone as long as you get a cheap house.0 -
shakerbaby wrote: »Would love to know how bears (who want cheaper housing for all) are selfish and greedy.
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So I presume you are happy to buy a newbuild and you are not waiting for the bottom.
also when you sell your fututure purchase it will be at cost not valuation as you are not greedy.
selfish! you want people to die. 0 -
shakerbaby wrote: »What a vile answer. :rolleyes:
Why is it that it's always the bulls who are odious characters?
i could describe you as a 'have not' or even a 'loser' because you haven't got anything...
you're very quick at calling a bull debt-laden or a muppet aren't you just because they have a different opinion of you... but you come on here trying to look and act all innocent...
http://www.housepricecrash.co.uk/forum/index.php?s=&showtopic=114632&view=findpost&p=1890991shakerbaby wrote: »Aw bless, you hoping one of the muppets will purchase your over-priced shthole so that you can deleverage?
http://www.housepricecrash.co.uk/forum/index.php?s=&showtopic=115963&view=findpost&p=1923686shakerbaby wrote: »Don't fall for the debtladen troll-bulls.0 -
What about all the people that get trapped in NE and can not sell, or trade up as the family grows?
What about the the building and construction industry which will suffer, and lead to job loses and maybe even their houses.
You don't care about anyone as long as you get a cheap house.
What about all those taxes that we are told are coming our way due to housing market falls here and the US :eek: Not to mention public sector cuts.'Just think for a moment what a prospect that is. A single market without barriers visible or invisible giving you direct and unhindered access to the purchasing power of over 300 million of the worlds wealthiest and most prosperous people' Margaret Thatcher0 -
What about all the people that get trapped in NE and can not sell, or trade up as the family grows?
What about the the building and construction industry which will suffer, and lead to job loses and maybe even their houses.
You don't care about anyone as long as you get a cheap house.
The people who get trapped in NE can simply put their lives on hold as many others have. :beer:
Other industries will blossom. Why are the building and construction ones so special?
And cheap houses benefit ALL not just me. :T0 -
What about all the people that get trapped in NE and can not sell, or trade up as the family grows?
What about the the building and construction industry which will suffer, and lead to job loses and maybe even their houses.
You don't care about anyone as long as you get a cheap house.
The problem was the boom / bubble, not the subsequent bust we are seeing now.
Why didn't anyone think of people wanting to trade up, start a family etc, then?"The problem with quotes on the internet is that you never know whether they are genuine or not" -
Albert Einstein0 -
shakerbaby wrote: »And cheap houses benefit ALL not just me. :T
Sorry if you evaperate 50% of the value of houses you have just wiped out every job and bank.
could you explain the benefit for others than just you or a FTB. (but the country going bust I do not see as beneficial to either)0
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