GasVeteran

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by GasVeteran 2y ago
I think it is perfectly fine that people that actually live in an area get to decide what it looks like. If people don't involve themselves in that process and it is monopolized by people "with too much time on their hands"
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by GasVeteran 2y ago
It isn't a "conservative talk-radio shopping list". It is reality in quite a few areas in Europe and the UK. > Economic Conditions and Political Outcomes are pretty sane and tolerable for all but a select group of (surpris
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by GasVeteran 2y ago
Then they are very few and far between. Generally the absolute limit is £90k. I've never seen any role for more than 90K unless it was a company in London and those are typically hybrid and not remote.
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by GasVeteran 2y ago
Yes there are ridiculous rules like that are enforced. However tbh she should have checked first. Rules around how the area should look, should be decided by people that live there. There are many better examples where it makes a lot of sen
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by GasVeteran 2y ago
They are almost always contractors. If you work permanent it tops out max at about £75,000-90,000.
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by GasVeteran 2y ago
You have to earn (much) more to have the same standard of living as outside of it. Therefore you pay more income tax and the cost of living is higher anyway.
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by GasVeteran 2y ago
There is a culture there. I am not sure what people mean when they say there isn't a culture outside of the London. If you mean things like events, art exhibs etc. We have those here. If you mean bars, pubs and restaurants we have thos
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by GasVeteran 2y ago
Depends what you mean by "Quality of Life". I literally won't go to see friends because that would mean travelling to London. I hate the place. It is expensive, hostile, dirty and everyone is rude. I live on the outskirts of
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by GasVeteran 2y ago
There is a constant narrative that is pushed on everyone that immigration is necessary because people won't do the menial jobs. There is a huge number of problems with this this narrative. * Menial jobs were/are normally done in t