chem1st Posted November 22, 2011 Posted November 22, 2011 Have you paid many times your annual income for a house?, to find out it's no longer worth that much, and is falling in value? Do you think you might experience 'negative equity' as house prices fall even further still? Perhaps you had a career with decent pay and working conditions, and now find yourself competing against the horders of young people and migrants from all corners of the globe for the lowest paid, menial jobs that are rationed through agencies with no regular hours or a minimum amount of hours guarantee? Perhaps this might happen as you job is rendered history due to the advancement of technology. Do you think it could? Have you fallen off a hypothetical ladder? Do you think it is possible for you to fall off? What do you think of hypothetical ladder saftey? Should we lay the ladder down flat? Would you trust a slave to hold the ladder steady for you?
Rampent Posted November 22, 2011 Posted November 22, 2011 Have you paid many times your annual income for a house?, to find out it's no longer worth that much, and is falling in value? Do you think you might experience 'negative equity' as house prices fall even further still? Perhaps you had a career with decent pay and working conditions, and now find yourself competing against the horders of young people and migrants from all corners of the globe for the lowest paid, menial jobs that are rationed through agencies with no regular hours or a minimum amount of hours guarantee? Perhaps this might happen as you job is rendered history due to the advancement of technology. Do you think it could? Have you fallen off a hypothetical ladder? Do you think it is possible for you to fall off? What do you think of hypothetical ladder saftey? Should we lay the ladder down flat? Would you trust a slave to hold the ladder steady for you? I fell of that ladder years ago. Nearly broke my back.
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