The Mansion Tax

[Penguin68]

12 hours ago, malumbu said:

This thead smacks of "I hate Labour"

Which is a perfectly legitimate political position to take and somewhat parallels the (equally legitimate) 'I hate Tories' or  'I love Labour' positions taken by other posters. Or indeed 'I hate car drivers and owners' or 'I love cyclists' positions frequently paraded. 

[Spartacus]

13 hours ago, malumbu said:

This thead smacks of "I hate Labour", similarly recent posts on the Khan thread, for some of you.  

Shock horror 

Objecting to a policy does not dub them Haters of your precious party.

Although I now seeing you as Sméagol, "My Precous, i's wants my precious party"

[DuncanW]

1 hour ago, Spartacus said:

Shock horror 

Objecting to a policy does not dub them Haters of your precious party.

Although I now seeing you as Sméagol, "My Precous, i's wants my precious party"

You okay mate?

 

[Spartacus]

28 minutes ago, DuncanW said:

You okay mate?

 

I'm fine thank you, and you ? 

Just fed up of people throwing out "you hate xyz" in a discussion because they present an alternative view. 

Its called a discussion forum for a reason, not a one sided monologue platform. 

 

Although now I said it, Mal will forever sound like Sméagol when I read what they post 🤣

 

[HeadNun]

God forbid we should have a discussion that doesn't align with the forum doctrines. 

That Piermont Green house is a gem. A great example of art deco at its finest. I love that period of architecture and design. 

[Jenijenjen]

48 minutes ago, HeadNun said:

God forbid we should have a discussion that doesn't align with the forum doctrines. 

That Piermont Green house is a gem. A great example of art deco at its finest. I love that period of architecture and design. 

Art deco or Arts and Crafts?

[HeadNun]

I'm assuming it was built around the 1920, 30s, but I might be wrong. If it was, that would make it too recent for Arts and Crafts. (Tho I'm a big fan of Arts and Crafts too). 

[Jenijenjen]

It's definitely not Art Deco style, regardless of when it was built otherwise all houses built in the 1920s could be described as Art Deco.  The estate agent's blurb desribes it as being built about 1914 in the style of Lutyens whose work has been described as being in the Arts and Crafts style with a heavy Tudor influence.