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Sh*thouses

Paul Joseph Watson
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Raja B
Raja B
9 時間前
I weep in my mind silently every time I see a box-style glorified prisons building they call "apartments" or "suites" or "homes".
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Building Futures#
Building Futures#
8 時間前（編集済み）
Roger Scruton said a few decades ago that changing the architecture of a country made one forget the history, culture and identity of a people. And he was absolutely correct.
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MatthewRSmith
MatthewRSmith
8 時間前
As an architect completely fed up with my profession, I approve this message! Well done mate.
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rizzlex
rizzlex
8 時間前
My 16 year old daughter just asked me yesterday "Why were old buildings so nice, but now, all we build are ugly boxes?"
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Richard Wall
Richard Wall
9 時間前
" This place was built by vandals , the graffiti artists just finished the job " Sir Roger Scruton
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Dion
Dion
9 時間前
"Art once made a cult of beauty. Now we have a cult of ugliness instead. This has made art into an elaborate joke, one which by now has ceased to be funny." --Roger Scruton
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Mark Dyer
Mark Dyer
9 時間前
"Architectural Jihad"! What a superb couplet to describe some of the monstrostities performed by contemporary 'architects'. Well-spoken, PJW.
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dumbunny
dumbunny
9 時間前
Wow, that scene of the archetype English home and garden then the massive block rising behind was a kick in the gut.
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Everything Is Fine
Everything Is Fine
9 時間前
We used to have great architecture

We used to have great culture and art

We used to be great

Now look at us; how low we have fallen
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Ashley Lala
Ashley Lala
7 時間前
I’m in OC California and I noticed this trend which began around about 2009. The powers that be were trying to make the aesthetic of poverty suddenly hip and cool and I saw through it immediately. People began wearing tattered, blown out clothing with holes in them. “Shabby chic” was a phrase you would hear. The new apartment buildings going up in Irvine looked like they belonged in the Eastern Bloc. A stark contrast to the luxe Mediterranean style which had been popular up to that point. They would tear down things that were ornate or stylish and replace them with things that were blocky and basic. I’d even see it with fonts on shopping centers. When they did it to my mailbox I was livid because I knew it was an omen of things to come. I didn’t like the hideous blocky Communist mailbox and I’m not down with the impoverisation of America.

There were trendy plazas like The Lab, which to me looked pretty much like it belonged in a trailer park. Anything opulent or ornate is somehow uncool and the minimalistic look of poverty is cool, I have no idea how they’ve gotten away with hoodwinking us like this. Do a web search to look at Balenciaga’s runway show from 2006 and then look at it today. The pandemic always was an economic weapon of mass destruction but when its 2030 and I own nothing, I will not be happy and I will be putting multigenerational curses on everyone involved.

Also, with the pandemic they got us to accept eating our meals outside in parking lots like we were homeless street people. I’m so sick of this bs.
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Matthias Neidenberger
Matthias Neidenberger
9 時間前
I’m American and yes, I’m constantly watching the city I live in turn into a battle ground for the traditionally-inspired and modernist architecture.
Thankfully we have newer buildings that still hold a traditional style while still pleasing the modernists, but one polished, stainless steel building nearly got me in a car accident because it was reflecting the sun in my eyes.
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Caio Frascino Cassaro
Caio Frascino Cassaro
7 時間前
This architecture style is called “Early Nothing”. There is a fantastic documentary called “Why Beauty Matters”, wrote and narrated by sir Roger Scrutton regards this issue that realy shows how dramatic is the lack of beauty in our life. Here in Brazil and specialy in São Paulo, where I live, we suffer the ugliness of the modern architecture all around the city.
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Jennifer Ann
Jennifer Ann
9 時間前
Thank you Paul. RIP London.
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RyanC 33
RyanC 33
9 時間前
that sketch looks like when you test a pen to see if there's ant ink left in it.
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frankmilitary
frankmilitary
9 時間前
The modern art videos Paul makes are hilarious. The architecture ones are kind of scary. It’s easy to avoid a crappy museum or performance art, but these buildings dominate the landscape and make people feel helpless. That power station was so beautiful on its own.
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Fancylooks
Fancylooks
8 時間前
In my student years I used to travel from Wimbledon to Waterloo Station and I always watched the Battersea power station and thought how impressive it was. That was during 1989/1990. This summer I did the same travel and I hardly could see the station, then I realized where one of the chimneys was and discovered it was that small reddish building surrounded by hundress of huge glass buildings!I couldn't believe all its magnificient presence was vanished in such a way!
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Pete Briggs
Pete Briggs
8 時間前
I actually broke out into a chuckle when you went from the serene Shire music to the aggressive Isengard march. Modern man and his stupidity at destroying all that is good just for progress' sake is exactly what Tolkien was trying to warn us about.
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S Young
S Young
8 時間前
One of the things I loved when in England was the history. I loved all the historical buildings and walking through the old churches. I think my grandmother and my great grandmother would be horrified to see this. Glad they passed years ago before all this. They were from Oxford and my great grandparents used to have a successful bakery in London a long time ago. I think they sold it in the 80's.

What's happening to housing in the US is shoddy building. They got scab workers to pump out FOMO factory brand new housing and the places are falling apart. People have been forced to leave these homes because they need to be condemned. Then the artificial bubble. It's a horrible mess here. Just search - Newly-built homes deemed unlivable due to sliding soil . There's other stories but that will give you an idea.
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Charlie Snow
Charlie Snow
9 時間前
So this is what happens when "architects" are hired based on their political idealogy.
I'm so freaking shocked.
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Me
Me
8 時間前
This episode was pure poetry.
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nobody
nobody
9 時間前
What passes for art these days is beyond absurd.
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Recta 1111111111111111111
Recta 1111111111111111111
9 時間前
I used to do trucking and delivery jobs into London when I was in the UK it’s a dystopian hell hole. I was asked questions by someone I worked with around my age who was in his early twenties and he said he has never been outside of greater London it seemed he barely knew anything about anywhere outside of London. I feel horrible for anyone who has to live there. If you visit it’s only worth visiting the historical sites
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YaZui .I.
YaZui .I.
9 時間前
When I went to my last class trip to Berlin we stayed at a hotel controlled by the DDR and I can tell you that every houseblock looks so ugly and uncomfortable I felt like I was in Russia.
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Patrick Dowdle
Patrick Dowdle
8 時間前
I happen to like art deco buildings, not so much the outside , but when you step inside of one they are simply stunning. Here in Melbourne we have the last remaining art deco cinema left in Australia. Thankfully a past state government put a heritage listing on it , then spent millions on restoring it to its full grandeur
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Wiseguy
Wiseguy
9 時間前（編集済み）
Most of the drawings of houses we made as kids looks better than those in the u.k
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Ajax7
Ajax7
9 時間前
I’ve been seeing buildings with that weird “futuristic” look being made in California too
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Phil
Phil
9 時間前
Nailed it Paul. These buildings and their message make my eyes scream. And many don't even see it happening. But then they're collapsing from experimental medicine and buying 600k boxes so why would they have the ability to comprehend art in any form.
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MN N Tropy
MN N Tropy
3 時間前
So glad you featured the University of Minnesota art museum at 9:15. I was a student on campus when it was built. Before it was built, the students generally agreed that the Architecture Building was the ugliest on campus. Then the Art department said "hold my beer" and surpassed it in ugliness, moving right past hideous and into vomit inducing visual trauma.
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Troj TV
Troj TV
8 時間前
We were in London as a tourist a few months ago and while in the train from the airport to Paddington, this was something immediately noticable rising over the horizon. It's a true shame.
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Stephen Shelton
Stephen Shelton
8 時間前
My university had some beautiful old buildings no longer including on that only lived in photographs. The new building were monstrosities. One looked like the lunar lander with a long ramp leading to the street. It was so big that people thougjt it was for automobiles and would drive up it when it was really for wheelchairs. The school put pillars in the front so people would stop driving up it.
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Helena Richards 💖
Helena Richards 💖
9 時間前
They built prisons like this in Antwerp and a huge part of it collapsed. I'm a lawyer and some other appartements also turned out to have a lot of building errors. It's an endless source of lawsuits and misery. I just want a tiny house or a little attic room in a cosy street.
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shield maiden
shield maiden
9 時間前（編集済み）
It makes Bauhaus look like the Baroque! By the way, great use of the "Lord of the Rings" score Paul!
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Chadd Steinberg
Chadd Steinberg
9 時間前
Being in antiques these are my favorite. Who else puts this on blast so well! Thanks Paul
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Kevin Cook
Kevin Cook
7 時間前
Not sure if the scene of the archetype English home and garden juxtaposed with the massive block rising behind was real but along with the music of the Shire vs Uruk-hai is friekin' brilliant. Keep up this sort of exposure and, who knows, we could gain some ground. Well done Sir Paul! Many greetings from what used to be the United States of America.
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Ruby Duma
Ruby Duma
9 時間前
First it was the schools that were designed like prisons and the style has expanded into the residential.
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MrsProudboy
MrsProudboy
9 時間前
Sending a huge thank you Paul for all you do for free speech! Sending you love from Florida As always ❤
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Cultured Anime Waifu [Russian Waifu]
Cultured Anime Waifu [Russian Waifu]
9 時間前
When you look at something like this, the apocalypse doesn't sound like a terrifying event, but more like a hopeful relief.
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well it's been over five years since I
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made that video about modern
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architecture has anything improved
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has it folk the new neighborhood hmm how
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quaint how much for this slice of visual
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abortion at the upper end 20 million
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quid this is of course Battersea London
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where they demolished the old
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neighborhood you had friends who had
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neighbors you had your next door
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neighbors you had your neighbors Over
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the Garden Wall raised all the nice
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little Victorian houses to the ground
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and kicked out all the natives you've
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got to conform and really conform or
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else you're out can't stop modernity
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Battersea power station wants an iconic
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symbol of London now a hollowed-out
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shopping mall a church for the nowhere
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people living perched around it where
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they can practice the only religion they
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know avaricious consumerism it's faded
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Art Deco Grandeur smothered and
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strangled by something out of Salvador
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Dali's worst nightmare then right on its
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doorstep you have nine Elms an ominous
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Havoc of sunlight devouring terrible
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Towers not so much homes as dismal
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storage facilities for habitation this
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place is so vulgar even Don Donald Trump
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not noted for his aesthetic
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sophistication called it ugly look at it
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a permanently unfinished vomit of
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carbuncle CAC the American Embassy
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looking like a giant dystopian egg
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carton London has blast I saw Towers
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next to Bassey power station which
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ruined the view that Gary building is
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terrible looks like someone designed it
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in SketchUp and left half the face as
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reversed I mean whose idea was it to
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give the project to a dude whose own
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house looks like this yeah you think
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after this this this and this someone
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would be like hold up this guy's not a
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real architect he's taking the piss he
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said I want to make a building that
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everybody in London is going to have to
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come look at
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[Music]
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he made a sketch and I and the whole
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body language the building of the that
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shape and the way it pushed upward to
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the top wow what an awe-inspiring piece
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of embryonic inspiration what did the
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architect responsible for ruining
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Battersea power station have to say
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about what he did Frank Gary hailed his
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monstrosity as you guessed it a powerful
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symbol of London's diversity in
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England's capital city wealthy
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foreigners living cheek by jowl with
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neighbors they'll never care about never
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even me and in some cases not even being
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able to speak the same language if they
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did me Global homogenization wherein
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diversity means the forced amalgamation
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of all cultures and the preservation of
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non any wonder it resembles the Tower of
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Babel God disrupted the work by so
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confusing the language of the workers
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that they could no longer understand one
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another the city was never completed and
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the people were dispersed over the face
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of the Earth really makes you think
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Jolly Old England ain't what it used to
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be
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the Lona Rose house a building architect
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critic Rowan Moore said looked like its
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components had met on a blind day
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lewisham Gateway looks like four angry
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gang members about to knife you for
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daring to show your face in their end I
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mean how many glass and steel beehives
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can you pile on top of each other before
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people start to realize maybe humans
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aren't supposed to live like insects
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before we stop allowing these aesthetic
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terrorists to commit architectural Jihad
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on our precious towns and cities
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on Oxford Street and Regent Street
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rammed with poppers in run up to
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Christmas bring on another lockdown I
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know that sounds bad guys and forgive me
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for saying it but that's how I feel I
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mean what did you expect the government
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just imported another one million people
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in the space of a single year while the
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housing market May about to experience a
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short-term crash long-term prices just
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keep accelerating higher and higher
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completely outstripping wage growth
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partly due to the sheer number of
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migrants both rich and poor flooding
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into the country young Brits dreaming
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one day of owning their own home a
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living the nightmare right now of only
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being able to afford accommodation
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that's little better than a soup took
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dog kennel housing is so expensive and
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London is so packed landlords are
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renting out grubby cupboards under the
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stairs for hundreds of pounds a month
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lovely and if you're struggling with
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getting to sleep maybe you can distract
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yourself by playing with the fuse box
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slap and bed under stairs advertised for
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500 pounds a month Alex Lomax 23 went to
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view the flat share in Clapham Southwest
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London which was described as furnished
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in online listing furnished you'll own
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nothing and you'll be happy just be
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thankful that you can barely scrape
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enough money together to afford to rent
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a crawl space hovel compared to you
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these boat migrants living in four-star
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hotels at taxpayer expense are living
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like kings as to the rest of the country
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they're still erecting hideous Brown
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blocks that literally start rotting
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after a few years how much do you reckon
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for this soul-sucking new build in
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Nottingham half a million quid 500 000
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pounds to own an overlooked soil pit
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bargain apparently the new trendy thing
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is to make your house look like some
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kind of bland corporate Outpost from
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this to this this is so tasteless the
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house itself looks physically distraught
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of what they've done to it oh
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corporate front door why would you want
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to feel your start in your work day at
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Apple every time you come home the 2022
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home exterior renovation pack you can't
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stop progress pave over the front garden
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astro turf the backyard and there are so
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many new homes being built in the UK to
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try to keep up with the country's
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constantly ballooning population that
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cowboy Builders have become notorious
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for let's just say cut in a few Corners
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quality brickwork there mate diagnosis
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of why this new house is suffering damp
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in the corner new build roof didn't last
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too long help me Windows who needs
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Windows space is at such a premium that
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on new Builder States some houses have
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launched Invasion campaigns right two
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listed house just build the new estate
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around it and who gave planning
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permission for this outrage critics
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likened it to a red-faced child who just
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said something rude in a room full of
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adults the situation is so dire the
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government has now vowed to use
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everything in its power to stop ugly
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housing developments from being built in
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the first place yeah a bit late for that
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still at least we can look to the
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Americans for inspiration oh fully
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glazed mirrored office atop 13 stories
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of parking yeah it's pretty hard to make
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a multi-story parking lot even uglier
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but they managed it who needs a pleasant
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walkable environment when you can have
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inhumane six-lane freeways America not
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noted for being pedestrian friendly but
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good God what are they doing to the kids
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you modernist Church looks like a
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post-nuclear apocalypse bunker and to
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compound the ugliness there's this
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bizarre new obsession with erecting
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creepy figurines that look like they
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came straight from the set of squid game
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improve your city remove public art
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writing a century ago H.L Menken
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lambasted America's libido for the ugly
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there exists he wrote a love of ugliness
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for its own sake the loss to make the
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world intolerable its habitat is the
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United States Trump passed an executive
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order in 2020 stating new U.S government
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buildings had to be beautiful citing
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classical and traditional architecture
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as the preferred style and Biden
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immediately revoked it 69 days after it
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was signed globalist architecture exists
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everywhere belongs nowhere synthetic
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short-term unsustainable the city of
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Tomorrow is just around the corner and
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it's kind of like today but even worse
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