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| Mr I'm All Right Jack, you're a local resident, and you're objecting to the proposed housing development on the outskirts of this town. Why? | |
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| It might reduce the value of my home - er, sorry, I mean "mumble, mumble, noise, mumble, infrastructure, traffic, mumble, blot on the landscape." | |
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| So you expect the town to stop expanding just so you can have a green view out of your window? | |
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| We're running out of countryside. Only 89% of this country is green space. With three million new homes, that could drop as low as... erm... 88%! | |
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| Forgive me, but how do you imagine your own house got here? It's not a natural part of the landscape, is it? It was built in living memory. | |
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| Yes, but that's different. It was built when *I* was aspiring to get on the property ladder, so it's OK. | |
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