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By *ire_blade OP   Man
over a year ago

Manchester

After a long 1 sided battle threw the courts an a lot of money down the drain I finally got my house back last no. What was a nice modern 3 bed is now a disgustingly filthy rat infested wreck that up untill yesterday had a baby living in it. how can people do that an more the point live that way. Words escape me they really do

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Mr.

I work in social housing and see it every day all day.

Lot's of decent hardworking people out there.

However there is a vast quantity of people who don't deserve a thing, think the world ows them a living and have zero respect for anyone or anything.

Ironically the people with the shittiest houses that they treat like a tip are the biggest complainers.

I have people laugh in my face daily taunting me for being a mug for working.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Mr.

I work in social housing and see it every day all day.

Lot's of decent hardworking people out there.

However there is a vast quantity of people who don't deserve a thing, think the world ows them a living and have zero respect for anyone or anything.

Ironically the people with the shittiest houses that they treat like a tip are the biggest complainers.

I have people laugh in my face daily taunting me for being a mug for working.

"

The "vast quantity"....I would love to shoot them one by one

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Blade....... now although I sympathise with your frustration at what sound like a dreadful situation regards this child's plight...

Hopefully what's you have achieved with your court action might instigate a chain of events where the relevant authorities become involved and the child's future welfare is monitored and improved,,, So well-done for that...

But I do feel its my duty to point out that the term "a one sided fight" is not really a fight at all,,,, is it?

I mean how can you have a one sided-fight...eh?

sheeeez fella pull ya socks up ....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I thought this was about lager...

But no...

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By *ire_blade OP   Man
over a year ago

Manchester

I sided as in they wrecking my house an the law lets them keep doing it....

An before anyone says how landlords took the piss so law where put up to stop them it's now compleatly turned an ordinary peaple like myself that have worked there nackers off all there life an trying to at least leave a roof for there kids are shafted every whitch way an these cunts are just laffing at what they have destroyed

An yes my piss just boild over

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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago

Somewhere in North Norfolk


"Mr.

I work in social housing and see it every day all day.

Lot's of decent hardworking people out there.

However there is a vast quantity of people who don't deserve a thing, think the world ows them a living and have zero respect for anyone or anything.

Ironically the people with the shittiest houses that they treat like a tip are the biggest complainers.

I have people laugh in my face daily taunting me for being a mug for working.

"

The people who treat things with the least respect also seem to get the most help.

When I needed social housing and a hand getting back on my feet I got no help at all. Private landlords wouldn't rent to me and everyone spoke to me like I was shit on their shoe because I was on benefits.

I'm an educated, decent person who has a good work history. I've no history of anti-social behaviour, substance abuse or criminal behaviour. At the time I had a voluntary job at a nursing home and was doing everything I could to help myself. I respect others and their property and have always treated rented property as if it were my own. I've never left a rented property anything less than immaculately clean and usually far better than when I moved in.

And yet absolutely nobody would give me a chance. Rude, entitled wasters who had never worked and had no intention of doing so were prioritised ahead of me. Private landlords wouldn't even meet me to see that I was different. I was lumped into the same category as the scum. Lettings agents wouldn't add me to their books because so few private landlords will rent to benefit claimants, and few properties are within financial reach of those on HB anyway.

And yet the council wouldn't help me. They kept parroting that the private rented sector was my best bet.

I ended up living in my car and on friends' sofas for a while.

Perhaps if the rules were changed to allow better prospective tenants the help they need, and to deny help to those who frankly don't deserve it, there would be fewer problems.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

An yes my piss just boild over "

so that's how they brew tennents

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Mr.

I work in social housing and see it every day all day.

Lot's of decent hardworking people out there.

However there is a vast quantity of people who don't deserve a thing, think the world ows them a living and have zero respect for anyone or anything.

Ironically the people with the shittiest houses that they treat like a tip are the biggest complainers.

I have people laugh in my face daily taunting me for being a mug for working.

The people who treat things with the least respect also seem to get the most help.

When I needed social housing and a hand getting back on my feet I got no help at all. Private landlords wouldn't rent to me and everyone spoke to me like I was shit on their shoe because I was on benefits.

I'm an educated, decent person who has a good work history. I've no history of anti-social behaviour, substance abuse or criminal behaviour. At the time I had a voluntary job at a nursing home and was doing everything I could to help myself. I respect others and their property and have always treated rented property as if it were my own. I've never left a rented property anything less than immaculately clean and usually far better than when I moved in.

And yet absolutely nobody would give me a chance. Rude, entitled wasters who had never worked and had no intention of doing so were prioritised ahead of me. Private landlords wouldn't even meet me to see that I was different. I was lumped into the same category as the scum. Lettings agents wouldn't add me to their books because so few private landlords will rent to benefit claimants, and few properties are within financial reach of those on HB anyway.

And yet the council wouldn't help me. They kept parroting that the private rented sector was my best bet.

I ended up living in my car and on friends' sofas for a while.

Perhaps if the rules were changed to allow better prospective tenants the help they need, and to deny help to those who frankly don't deserve it, there would be fewer problems."

Your 100% right.

You need to know how to play the system if you can then you get everything.

Honesty does not get you anywhere.

But at least you can sleep with a clear conscious.

I could rant on for page's but it won't change anything.

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