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  • #76
    Re: How do young people cope?

    Originally posted by Dembe View Post
    You're a fast learner.

    You've been saying the same things over snd over on here since day dot, nobody "has a discussion" with you. You repeat yourself over and over while others have opinions and you jump over a thread saying the same things over and over.

    Sludge you don't want discussion, you just want to shout louder than the next person and repeat yourself until you fall asleep hoping the rest give up. You'll go quiet then pounce on a completely different thread saying the same things over and over.
    Sludge you don't want discussion, you just want to shout BOLLOX louder than the next person and repeat yourself until you fall asleep hoping the rest give up. You'll go quiet then pounce on a completely different thread saying the same things over and over.

    Yep spot on

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    • #77
      Re: How do young people cope?

      HaHa ..have to laugh.....poor souls. When I got married ....1970...we lived in an upstairs flat (not apartment in those days...) in Porth. Bed propped up in one corner by a pile of books!!! Shit...we even had to ask my mother if she could lend us a fiver to but some plates and cutlery!! (she did...).

      The prices from the OP are just ridiculous...as others have pointed out....prams...children's beds etc can easily be picked up for not too much money on ebay and the like.

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      • #78
        Re: How do young people cope?

        Here they come, the out of touch baby boomers. During the war

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        • #79
          Re: How do young people cope?

          Originally posted by J R Hartley View Post
          Here they come, the out of touch baby boomers. During the war
          Out of touch?? Baby boomers DURING the war....don't be silly.

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          • #80
            Re: How do young people cope?

            Originally posted by Maurice Swan View Post
            Out of touch?? Baby boomers DURING the war....don't be silly.
            Yes, out of touch, boomers havent got the first clue the financial pressures young people of today face. Rent is taking up more than 50% of peoples wages ffs. Thats before all the other bills and taxes on top. The kids of today wont be retiring in their 50s, getting caravans down west, or a nice little apartment in the med because they easily paid off their mortgage before they were 40.

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            • #81
              Re: How do young people cope?

              Originally posted by J R Hartley View Post
              Here they come, the out of touch baby boomers. During the war
              How about forty years ago, for a young miner who may have just bought their first house with three kids, it was so much easier back then!

              Tough times never last but tough people do!

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              • #82
                Re: How do young people cope?

                Originally posted by North Cardiff Blue View Post
                How about forty years ago, for a young miner who may have just bought their first house with three kids, it was so much easier back then!

                Tough times never last but tough people do!
                They were some of the highest paid working class workers in the country and houses didnt cost 10 times their salary.

                Of course ti was tough during the strike, and a tough graft for the men, but lets not pretend their familys were living in poverty when they were not on strike.

                During the miners strike community pulled together to make sure families were fed. Now some young families who are not even on strike and work 2 jobs in a househols still cant afford to put food on the table. The rely on foodbanks and handouts like the striking miners and its just become "normal" to do so. But hey, young people today havent got it tough.

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                • #83
                  Re: How do young people cope?

                  Originally posted by J R Hartley View Post
                  They were some of the highest paid workers in the country and houses didnt cost 10 times their salary.
                  They were just about to go on strike and many never worked in the mines again, most of the old ones were slammed on the long-term sick to fiddle with the figures.

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                  • #84
                    Re: How do young people cope?

                    Originally posted by North Cardiff Blue View Post
                    They were just about to go on strike and many never worked in the mines again, most of the old ones were slammed on the long-term sick to fiddle with the figures.
                    How would you know Thatcher lover? You were too busy w*nking off to pictures of her in her sheer blouse you sicko.

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                    • #85
                      Re: How do young people cope?

                      Originally posted by J R Hartley View Post
                      How would you know Thatcher lover? You were too busy w*nking off to pictures of her in her sheer blouse you sicko.
                      Probably you, Pam was all you could get

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                      • #86
                        Re: How do young people cope?

                        Originally posted by J R Hartley View Post
                        They were some of the highest paid working class workers in the country and houses didnt cost 10 times their salary.

                        Of course ti was tough during the strike, and a tough graft for the men, but lets not pretend their familys were living in poverty when they were not on strike.

                        During the miners strike community pulled together to make sure families were fed. Now some young families who are not even on strike and work 2 jobs in a househols still cant afford to put food on the table. The rely on foodbanks and handouts like the striking miners and its just become "normal" to do so. But hey, young people today havent got it tough.
                        There was probably more poverty back then than now and the further you go back even more poverty, It is tough now but to think that all was rosey in the past is utter nonsense.

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                        • #87
                          Re: How do young people cope?

                          Originally posted by North Cardiff Blue View Post
                          There was probably more poverty back then than now and the further you go back even more poverty, It is tough now but to think that all was rosey in the past is utter nonsense.
                          None so blind than those that will not see

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                          • #88
                            Re: How do young people cope?

                            Originally posted by North Cardiff Blue View Post
                            There was probably more poverty back then than now and the further you go back even more poverty, It is tough now but to think that all was rosey in the past is utter nonsense.
                            Why harp on about the trials & tribulations of the past? Surely the ‘now’ is the important time. People are struggling and preaching to them that it was worse years ago doesn’t help whatsoever. The City were shite in the 30s, doesn’t make the present performances any more palatable.

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                            • #89
                              Re: How do young people cope?

                              Originally posted by splott parker View Post
                              Why harp on about the trials & tribulations of the past? Surely the ‘now’ is the important time. People are struggling and preaching to them that it was worse years ago doesn’t help whatsoever. The City were shite in the 30s, doesn’t make the present performances any more palatable.
                              There are a generation who when everything is totted up, through basically no fault of their own, have ended up a fair bit ahead. Some of this generation don't like that being pointed out and it makes them defensive.

                              These are systemic issues that could be fixed if enough people wanted them to be.

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