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Hs now suggesting "right to buy" for private tenants. Could you think of anything less likely to seize up the housing supply? Who on earth would want to develop and invest in property if their right to obtain a fair price at their bidding is taken away?

people can moan all they like about developers and landlords but they are keep the market active. This would grind it to a halt

i actually believe it could be legally challenged too.

also the "no compensation" for shareholders in nationalised industries is straight out of zimbabwe or venezuela. This is lunantic thinking. For a start shareholders would effectively have their assets seized by the government which is getting quite close to totalitarian thinkigand furthermore it would wreck pensions and create a total collapse in confidence giving way to shattered share prices and investment. It is pretty clear that if one industry is to be seized in such a manner then others would follow and business would dessert the uk. No wonder the intelligent wing of labour are slamming him on this.

No one ever accused the far left of having the intellect to think things through

Only cretins could vote for this

hes economically illiterate

<blockquote data-quote="clivex" data-source="post: 2519086" data-attributes="member: 65326">Hs now suggesting &quot;right to buy&quot; for private tenants. Could you think of anything less likely to seize up the housing supply? Who on earth would want to develop and invest in property if their right to obtain a fair price at their bidding is taken away?people can moan all they like about developers and landlords but they are keep the market active. This would grind it to a halti actually believe it could be legally challenged too. also the &quot;no compensation&quot; for shareholders in nationalised industries is straight out of zimbabwe or venezuela. This is lunantic thinking. For a start shareholders would effectively have their assets seized by the government which is getting quite close to totalitarian thinkigand furthermore it would wreck pensions and create a total collapse in confidence giving way to shattered share prices and investment. It is pretty clear that if one industry is to be seized in such a manner then others would follow and business would dessert the uk.&nbsp; No wonder the intelligent wing of labour are slamming him on this. No one ever accused the far left of having the intellect to think things through Only cretins could vote for thishes economically illiterate</blockquote>

[QUOTE="clivex, post: 2519086, member: 65326"] Hs now suggesting "right to buy" for private tenants. Could you think of anything less likely to seize up the housing supply? Who on earth would want to develop and invest in property if their right to obtain a fair price at their bidding is taken away? people can moan all they like about developers and landlords but they are keep the market active. This would grind it to a halt i actually believe it could be legally challenged too. also the "no compensation" for shareholders in nationalised industries is straight out of zimbabwe or venezuela. This is lunantic thinking. For a start shareholders would effectively have their assets seized by the government which is getting quite close to totalitarian thinkigand furthermore it would wreck pensions and create a total collapse in confidence giving way to shattered share prices and investment. It is pretty clear that if one industry is to be seized in such a manner then others would follow and business would dessert the uk. No wonder the intelligent wing of labour are slamming him on this. No one ever accused the far left of having the intellect to think things through Only cretins could vote for this hes economically illiterate [/QUOTE]

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