If the right to buy was not brought in (which I have nothing against) then then the amount of council and association housing would not have dropped 40%. The money from sales was not allowed to go to building new homes.....which it should have done.....which causes a shortage of homes....do you get it yet!
Are you only capable of seeing 1 cause for an issue, at the exclusion of all others, what a **** copper you must have been (or good depending on your view).
Of course right to buy reduced the social housing stock, but why did labour keep it going for their <15 years, ****ING THATCHER!!! lol.
But why do we need more and more social housing, when our society is getting richer and richer, why when 2 million take up "right to buy", removing themselves from the need for social housing, do another 3-4 million come along to replace them.
I've pointed out to you that single occupancies have gone from 24% to 40% in social housing, and lone parents from 6% to 18%.
So that's a combined 28% increase in the need for social housing, down to nothing more than single mothers and the dads ****ing of elsewhere (also probably living in social).
But oh yea, BLAME THATCHER.!!!
Never mind that working people are putting themselves "on the list" simply because private housing is to expensive, down to massively inflated prices, the majority of which is due to new housing getting constantly refused planning permission because local people don't want houses built on "their fields".
But oh yea, BLAME THATCHER.!!!
Never mind that plots for hundreds of thousands of homes are sitting there being land-banked, because local councils sold large plots to big developers, rather than parcelling them off in smaller packages to individuals.
But oh yea, BLAME THATCHER.!!!
But I'm sure you will ignore all this, and just repeat your "do your research" jibe, or bang on about right to buy again as if I am unaware of it.