[bronxville]

Britain’s currently planning their “communities” what if some people have their own idea of how they should live and refuse to “fit in” for the greater good?

Neighbourhood plan pilots announced

The first 17 communities to test neighbourhood planning, a key feature of the Localism Bill, have been named by Decentralisation Minister Greg Clark.
http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/general/news/stories/2011/apr11/7apr11/070411_1

Planning in the Big Society?

The 2011 RTPI Planning Convention will be a radical convention for a radical agenda.
http://www.theplanningconvention.co.uk/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=Kaplan+Hawksmere&utm_campaign=20110406_rtpi_kb_regenerationwebinar&utm_content=planning_convention&dm_i=JS3,ELJV,3QP775,1637R,1

Our reason to exist is to contribute to the economy and community as “Serfs”.

[NWFLConservative]

And to think at one time in history, England was one of the greatest countries on the planet. A center of culture, science and art. And a dominant military power, whose empire never saw the sun set upon it.

That country is completely lost.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

"Social mobility" cuts both ways.

The state wants to push favored people up the ladder, and disfavored people down.

If you are not a minority and achieve more than the state believes you deserve, they will step in and slap you down a few dozen notches.

[rickmichaels]

Everyone will have their educational and work achievements tracked from birth to the age of 30...

[denydenydeny]

Her Majesty’s subjects have be-come slaves...

It’s Harlan Ellison’s “Repent, Harlequin” come to life.

[Moltke]

They’d be more successful if they’d track how many cans of Lager per day the lads and ladettes drink as of age six.

[UCANSEE2]

And once you turn 31, your Red Jewel begins to glow.
Time for Carousel.

[dalereed]

None of governments damn business!