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Are we seriously having an argument about the housing crisis being the fault of the poor not trying hard enough to better themselves?
I really can't #carn hard enough.
Housing affordability is absolutely stuffed no matter how you look at it.
Young and poor people in 2016 have to compete in the market with people who bought their first house 30-40 years ago for a laughably small amount by today's standards and are now buying their 3rd, 4th or 5th investment property, and have all the financial clout and freedom that comes with that. It's fine if you've got rich parents or whatever who can help you out, but buying a house on a single income, something that any idiot could do in the 80s, is now incredibly difficult and not getting any easier.
Don't get me wrong, I own a house and live comfortably and i'm going to be able to sell that house and buy another one. I'm one of the lucky people under 30 in this country who can do that. I'm not coming from the position of someone who can't afford housing.
If you don't understand and accept that entrenched poverty is an issue in this country that needs to be solved by lifting up as opposed to blaming the poor, then you're a very stupid person or you're biased because you grew up without financial hardship and haven't adequately weighed up the situation.
m80.The 80's when interest rates were over 17%?
Good times. Everything was easy.
m80.
Not even close.
Your point is indefensible.
We might catch the same train. High fiveFree travel on trains today. Glad I didn't catch the bus. Do we thank Lonsdale for this?
Also, train drivers, it's not Noar-lutta...
That it was hard in the 80s too.Remind me of my point or what you think it is?
That it was hard in the 80s too.
No it wasn't.
Not even close.
Well you would know you were there and struggled through the it you old warrior.
Two dead.
Killer caught.
An abduction.
And an amputation.
Most. Brutal. Home and Away episode ever.
All I remember is listening to war of the worlds, liking Adam ant and crying after loosing to Norwood.Well you would know you were there and struggled through the it you old warrior.
Or know where I can get a turn table needle in Adelaide.
Two dead.
Killer caught.
An abduction.
And an amputation.
Most. Brutal. Home and Away episode ever.
life was so much simpler and homely when Sally (Kate Ritchie) was making 'Yep... #familyvalues
Is Derringers still a thing by the showgrounds?
Gen X actually misses out though because they'll probably be too old to enter the housing market by the time boomers croke it in 20+ years