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Cooper6711
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Looking at every possibility is not scaremongering it’s a taking a situation and expressing an opinion on what might happen Cooper, the point is there’s a definite dissonance between the areas where the economically inactive live and where the job shortfalls are going to occur, so the question of how one group of people in one area will fill the employment requirements in another is pretty germane rather than alarmist.
I think stating that families are literally going to be torn away from where they live to take up low paid jobs in the capital and asking how they can afford it is being slightly alarmist. It’s not even a genuine option. The people who believe it is a possibility are ones who see the government as the worst of the worst. It’s taking a situation and expressing the most extreme outcome. There have been no other options to discuss put forward