Government pledges to ban 'poor daws'

Poor doors

We're on the brink of an uprising and those in charge know it.

Do we have to share the poverty lavatory too?

guy on bbc couldnt even say "poor"  sounded like paw daws, i thought it was some kind of
suvvern version of cat flaps for dogs....

Chester and Beverley the worst for poor draws

on a serious note ... doesn't segregation exist in everyday life .
If i turned up at the Hilton tonight offering £20 for a room b'cos that's all i have/ can afford  i would get moved on - so i'm being discriminated agaianst for being poor in that situation .

Social housing is in short supply these days but back in the day i always questioned why Council's didn't vet prospective tenants so a good street didn't become infested  ...maybe an eviction check/ work history/crime report ?   if these things added up, then you take an IQ test .

If you scored over say , 100...  then you move to a nice council street .... end of ,problem solved  .  But they didn't and they occasionally put 'unsuitable' tenants onto nice areas     


These days it's the same when you buy a house , a certain % will be for rental  but if the landlady (and it's normally women who feels pity for a family who are in a 'mire'  ) has been sweet talked into handing over the keys to a bunch of bad apples then it's a  'there goes the neighborhood' type situation .   And that's not fair on decent folk who want a quiet life.

segregating kids btw is sinful behaviour and should never be tolerated

if you get a cheap room in a nice hotel they still let you use same door as guys with suites

guy with hat still opens door for you and greets you with a smile and kind word.

Hmmm ,  yeah ...but that's not the point i was making

society is segregated  ...  as Neville remarked to Barry in AWP the time they were  drinking/socialising  in a middle class hotel   'i feel more of a foreigner here than i did in Germany'

If a builder wants to build an estate, the local council might insist that he has to built affordable houses along with the decent private stuff.
So he backs off, because who wants to pay a fortune for a house next to someone living on benefits?

You save for your own home in order to get away from that kind of life.

This government is a disgrace with their socialistic ideals, they need to remember who votes for them.

Social housing is in short supply these days but back in the day i always questioned why Council's didn't vet prospective tenants so a good street didn't become infested

Some councils used to Coachbuster.

Many council estates were well kept and trouble free, while others were run down and packed with undesirable types.

I was warned off an estate when looking for a house. Guns, dangerous dogs and inbreeding were just some of the issues. I couldn't afford to live in the countryside anyway.

Jul 20, 2019 -- 9:40AM, Dr Crippen wrote:

Social housing is in short supply these days but back in the day i always questioned why Council's didn't vet prospective tenants so a good street didn't become infested  Some councils used to Coachbuster.Many council estates were well kept and trouble free, while others were run down and packed with undesirable types.

it's like that today Doctor ,  although  the better estates have since become  private through RTB . 

'Society' saying it prefers mixed unvetted non segregation   ,or is it forced on people ?    my opinion is that a bad apple in a quiet street can cause untold damage

On my trips through the Cotswolds i don't see too many of these mixed communities 

Ahh "social engineering". How many councils have decided they shouldn't have all the rough people in one area and moved them all round the place deliberately on the bizrre assumption that they'll become great neighbours by osmosis but instead just make life a misery for the new neighbours..

the old Council estates could be nice communities Doctor ...depends on the catchment ,that's the decider imo  ... there is a council estate in a very good catchment in my town and it's always been trouble free and nicely maintained ...of course houses there have been bought and now cost a fair old bit

Jul 20, 2019 -- 9:49AM, Just Checking wrote:

Ahh "social engineering". How many councils have decided they shouldn't have all the rough people in one area and moved them all round the place deliberately on the bizrre assumption that they'll become great neighbours by osmosis but instead just make life a misery for the new neighbours..

nail hit head

Is not a rough person educated to be rough,after all government need police officers,probation officers,.prision services,ect ect

Social engineering never did work, the same goes for rehabilitating criminals.
The educated write books about how to make people behave themselves, and all the books are good for are banging them on their heads when they step out of line.

LUVVIEISM ,as I have said before they are all for diversity and helping the impoverished , but not if its next door ...

segregation happens on planes trains and boats.  Otherwise known as price discrimination.

happens with private healthcare, private members' clubs, at footbsll grounds

private education as Diane Abbott will testify

True CLYDEBANK29.

But at least there's one form of discrimination they can't get you for.

CLYDEBANK is correct of course ...so why is there such a loud noise about  other forms of discrimination lol ?