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pandora1963
17 May 19 11:46
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All made by ex public schoolboys and girls.

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Mr Eboue
When: 17 May 19 12:04
Correct. A way of demonising the working class and getting the middle classes and even certain members of the working classes to turn on the poorest members of society.
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CLYDEBANK29
When: 17 May 19 12:06
I saw quite a bit of Benefits Street.  I thought it was in the public interest myself and from what I recall sympathetically made and felt true to life.  You can't compare it to the  awful Jeremy Kyle show that is all about titllation and smugness at the expense of the guests
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scandanavian_haven
When: 17 May 19 12:14
Regular programs on Tax avoidence and Tax evasion would also be true to life, but rarely made even though it's a bigger drain on the economy.
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CLYDEBANK29
When: 17 May 19 12:56
I don't think you'd get many willing participants on a reality show about tax evasion!
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CLYDEBANK29
When: 17 May 19 12:58
Tax itself is the drain on the economy.
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scandanavian_haven
When: 17 May 19 13:04
Rent/mortgage costs are the real drain on nearly everyone's finances.
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CLYDEBANK29
When: 17 May 19 13:18
High rents and house prices are a real problem, that succesive governmanets have failed to tackle.  It seems like as things stand it's like tackling a house fire with a few buckets of water.

Possibly 50-100 years ago people expected a lot less and the motivation was to build a future after the wars.  Healthcare costs have also gone through the roof, which gets prioritised over house building.  People vote short term, and governments think that way because of that, so spending on infrastructure is always an issue.
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scandanavian_haven
When: 17 May 19 13:32
well, estimated 20% of MP's are landlords.
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