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[Lordo]

What is your BS argument,

That house prices are not affected by supply and demand?

or that population increases of 250k per year (in the UK) is not an increase because people are leaving too?

or is it only Arab oil money that increases demand for housing?

or is it that assylum seekers and immigration doesnt affect house prices?

God oh mighty can your brain deal with only one fact at the time.

Facts
People leave UK and migrate here too. When you subtract one from theother is your net migration. Net migration and new births each year is 250K

The increase in population in UK is fact, look at statistics.

Migrants and refugees are very poor and do not have any effect on house prices. Assylum seekers are not even allowed to work here FFS. Fuckin use your brain cell and I mean the one that fuckin works

Arabs and other rich bastards poured into UK and invested billions in housing which did push up house prices. A one bedroom flat in Mayfair can cost upto 10 million. Which in turn affects all other housing too

Give it a rest will ya. How fuckin old are you FFS.

[Maximus]

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Migrants and refugees are very poor and do not have any effect on house prices. Assylum seekers are not even allowed to work here FFS. Fuckin use your brain cell and I mean the one that fuckin works

You have made the mother of all stupid assumptions, which is they are not buying the house therefor, they are not affecting the price.

Asylum seekers need somewhere to live and they take the supply of accommodation/housing out of the market from the local population. Not having to pay for it and getting priority just makes things worse for people that must and do have to pay for it.

Price is always affected by supply and demand, in every market. Always.

So for you to say that asylum seekers and immigration doesnt contribute to housing prices going up is blatantly false.

[Maximus]

Demand from buyers is on the rise, while supply has hit an all-time low.
This is causing average asking prices for UK housing to increase.

Do you want to reconsider what you think will happen to the price if more asylum seekers keep pouring in to the UK and just get given houses?

Or are you just going to go and clean the bogs?



https://www.buyassociation.co.uk/2021/0 ... -to-widen/
https://www.parliament.uk/globalassets/ ... demand.pdf
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... -rics-says

[Maximus]

So dont pretend about how you care for the youngsters, then call people that want to control immigration and the number of asylum seekers as racists.

You havent got a clue what you are talking about.

[Lordo]

So dont pretend about how you care for the youngsters, then call people that want to control immigration and the number of asylum seekers as racists.

You havent got a clue what you are talking about.

You are just a cluless idiot.

Facts speak for themselves. Assylum seekers take years to get clearence and in the meantime they are not allowed to work, They live on 35 pound a weeks state gives them and a room to live in in the slums of the country.

On the other hand 50% of the population earn 25k or less a year whicn means they cannot afford to buy an average property in London for incstance without the help of either parents or grandparents. In the meantime we have 650+ homes which are empty redusinf supply to keep prices high.

Where the hell did you put that fuckin toilet brush again?

[Lordo]

Another interesting question is this.
Does capitalism and Financiers need poverty for the system to work?
So is it designed or natural?
Can a company survive if they pay their workers above average wage in the copuntry?

[Maximus]

and here I am trying to educate you, normally, I wouldn't give junkies like you the time of day.

[Pyrpolizer]

Here is an example of a CEO trying to get out of paying people the pensions they paid into. After a very long strugle they only got 88% of their pension and the swine got the rest.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-40421414

The pensions they paid into???

No such thing possible in Cyprus. Pensions are paid by the Social insurance fund, to which both employers and employees contribute monthly.
Perhaps it;s some kind of provident fund. That too is deposited to a private account monthly. The employer can't touch it without the employees consent. There are 2 signatories employer and employees representative.

[Lordo]

Here is an example of a CEO trying to get out of paying people the pensions they paid into. After a very long strugle they only got 88% of their pension and the swine got the rest.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-40421414

The pensions they paid into???

No such thing possible in Cyprus. Pensions are paid by the Social insurance fund, to which both employers and employees contribute monthly.
Perhaps it;s some kind of provident fund. That too is deposited to a private account monthly. The employer can't touch it without the employees consent. There are 2 signatories employer and employees representative.

That is the State pension, what is being mentioned here is company pension. Mr Green sold it because he used the pension fund like his own but was at least returned 88% back. He tried to get rid of the problem by selling the company for a pound knowing there was a 650 Million pound shorfall in the pension fund. He was hoping the new owners would bankrupt the company and he would not be held accountable.

Whilst we are on the subject what is the maximum state pension in Cyprus?