Social Housing Issue

The person you're responding to is exactly the sort of person the OP is complaining about, i.e. social housing neighbour from hell.

Having read the entire thread I can tell you that it is you living in the fantasy world where everything is black and white. You can have your views on what should be done. The thing is any grown sane adult with real world experience knows that the world is full of greys.

You have stated you have no sympathy for the people that maybe dealers no matter what. People can and are forced to sell drugs in some cases with threats to them,loved ones, their children etc... Your blanket statement means you don't care about people being exploited once they cross your personal view. They may be addicts themselves etc... Lots of reason other than pure greed and exploitation

That is what the real world deals with and has to. It isn't a point of view

You can always put your head in the sand

I agree with you Im going to ignore from now on also. Im genuinely shocked that people think that this family should just show a blind eye to this kind of behaviour and that anti social behaviour is the norm. By normalising it they are allowing it.

I realise now how lucky I am to live where I do.

That's not how this works, if you don't want me to respond, then don't post. You can't try to get a last dig in and then expect me to let it go.

It's not fantasy that you constantly refer to the "free house" and that you obviously have an axe to grind with social housing. Apart from the messy garden you've yet to point out any actual disruption to the daughter - feeling hard done by because they've a social house doesn't count.

I find the suggestion i would be a barrister to be an insult🤗 Can't claim higher morals when you started it

Takes one to know one

My god this is such an embarrassing take. This soft touch and excusing of criminality is why towns and cities nationwide are turning into absolute holes. The poor junkies and dealers.

So now you're clearly saying that the "Free house" is part of the issue. Finally you're admitting it at least. I think it's telling that you'd be happier with drug dealers who bought their own house, you should examine that logic.

Again you completely decline to say how your daughter is actually affected by a woman wearing a dressing gown or having a messy garden. Apart from wounded pride maybe.

Incidentally what kind of environment was I raised in, if it's so easy to see?

In the post I just quoted you said it was worse that they had a free house. So drug dealers in their own house is better than in a social house. That's what you said. But in no way does the free house make your daughters life worse. The messy garden and dressing gown that's apparently ruining her life would be still ruining her life, so why mention the social house? Unless the point here is to just bash people in social housing.

Also, go on, tell me about how I was raised. You sneeringly said it was easy to do, so be brave enough to speak directly - What environment was I raised in?

Ah that would be the BER effect. If people ignored BER and decided that they could afford an extra 500 a year or so to heat their house. when you get in change the light bulbs. Spend 3k on solar panels. Insulate your attic yourself for a fraction of what a professional will charge for it. Then they would be saving 10s of thousands.

But people give the BER far too much value.

I know people that wouldnt even look at a house with a C BER. Fools and their money. And I know people who have converted an F BER to a C or even a B for less than 10k.

Poor family, all of them plagued by women wearing their dressing gowns all day.