Harridan Harperson has been telling the BBC, in her usual condescending manner, what a simply marvelous idea it is to spend £200m of taxpayers money paying deposits for people who can’t afford to buy a house and bailing out people who can’t afford to pay their mortgages while we’ve just entered into a recession.
Of course, the money won’t go to undeserving people who borrowed irresponsibly – it will go to “decent families” who need help. The “decent families” is a very important part of this latest social engineering exercise, she said it about 5 times. There’s no word on what a “decent family” is just yet but I’m sure Harridan Harperson will tell us what qualifies you for being a “decent family” rather than an indecent family so we can all strive to meet her exacting standards.
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So they release a partial announcement then.
How do you define a decent family?
Single people are left out as well then.
Non scottish, non ginger and non lib dem voters is a good place to start.
My sympathies go to the young woman interviewed on TV. She asked why she, as a person unable to get a mortgage to even get onto the housing ladder, should, as a taxpayer, subsidise someone else to get a deposit or help bail out defaulting buyers who paid to much for their houses in the first place.
Still, so long as the estate agents and mortgage sources can encourage even more people to pay over the odds and borrow more than they can afford, we can all continue living in this economic madhouse.
What ever happened to living within your means? This query applies to Governments as well as individuals.
Have you seen this ‘tribute’ video to Harriet? It’s hilarious.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TMVvo0Po_c
Add ‘hill people’ to my list as well