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Let the buyer beware?Originally posted by AtW View PostThose poor people you sold your BTLs to bought them at the top of the market and in London too - they are likely to go bankrupt, how do you feel about that?
I do hope you are not going to suggest that SG is in any way responsible or should feel any sort of guilt whatsoever?
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OK then.Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostWell spank my ass and call me Charlie.

'Charlie' is not a good name. You should hear what Atw wants to be called
How did this happen? Who's to blame? Well certainly there are those more responsible than others, and they will be held accountable, but again truth be told, if you're looking for the guilty, you need only look into a mirror.
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Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostYeah yeah yeah
Was he holding a gun to their head?
In atws perfect world you wouldn't be able to spend your salary on what you wanted or sell your property when you wanted.
Hang on - that means he would abolish the concept of property and free will.
Now where have we heard that before?
What a Fookwit
Hard Brexit now!
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It doesn't matter. What matters is that his richies are created on misery of other people - I am more sympathetic to those UK folks who used children to mine coal not that recently, at least they helped provide a (bad) living to the children, in case of sarseguru he will be taking away the living from those suckers who bought his houses.Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostWas he holding a gun to their head?Comment
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Paula? Nina?Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostOK then.

'Charlie' is not a good name. You should hear what Atw wants to be called
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Warren Buffett?Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostYou should hear what Atw wants to be called

Hard Brexit now!
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It's time for you to f**k off back to your collective farm.Originally posted by AtW View PostIt doesn't matter. What matters is that his richies are created on misery of other people - I am more sympathetic to those UK folks who used children to mine coal not that recently, at least they helped provide a (bad) living to the children, in case of sarseguru he will be taking away the living from those suckers who bought his houses.
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And if the price had gone up - what guilt would they feel towards SG?Originally posted by AtW View PostIt doesn't matter. What matters is that his richies are created on misery of other people - I am more sympathetic to those UK folks who used children to mine coal not that recently, at least they helped provide a (bad) living to the children, in case of sarseguru he will be taking away the living from those suckers who bought his houses.
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sas is responsible on 2 levels - first by being involved in the City and second by his direct action on selling on the top knowing full well prices will fall. Since he sold on the peak is it most likely that some of his buyers will go bankrupt or get stuck with huge negative equity in arse end of hackney for a very long time.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI do hope you are not going to suggest that SG is in any way responsible or should feel any sort of guilt whatsoever?
I don't expect him to feel guilty though - one needs to have conscience for that .Comment
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