[i]No one wants to invest money in commerce- or real estate not knowing if it have to be demolished or moved in five or ten years time.[/i]
Very understandable. Houses and ground becomes worthles for the private sector. Buying the owners out by LKAB or the state is is probably the very last option (I'm sure they have a money reserve for that alreday ). Probably they will wait as long as possible until the owners are under the highest pressure and have no choice anymore. Also the prices will at their lowes then and LKAB can make a very low final offer. Also the new to build houses will have a higher price so the buyers need a higher mortgage, which they maybe can not afford, etc...
[i]Regarding the parks: I myself would not eat anything that grew on former mining territory,[/i]
But you're breathing the dusty air every day. Isn't that a health risk?
[i]I don't think I would have a problem with letting my future kids play there, I played alot as a kid in similar evironments. Well, actually, you gave me something to think about. :D[/i]
I didn't want to scare you. Since 1900 several generation grew up there, probably without any problems. But I don't think I would eat the salmon trout or swim in the water.
[i]I'm in awe, hat's off to you.[/i]
Helmet off, in your case [img=/images/smiley/msn/teeth_smile.gif][/img] . Well thanks. As I said, my father was a coal miner for some years and later a bricklayer. In my youth I decided that I would never choose an occupation that would cause rough hands. So hats off to you as well! :)[/QUOTE]
It is definitely a health risk working in the mine, don't really know what to say. I guess I'm trying not to think about it too much. My grand father died at the age of 62 due to epilepsy, caused by welding fumes in the mine and two years ago I lost a very close friend when 30 m2 of solid rock fell out of the tunnel ceiling down on his truck, crushing it into pieces.
Losing him really knocked me off my feet and for some time I was thinking about leaving. It's difficult to explain why I'm still here and why I'm willing to take the risk. The original plan was to work here for a couple of years and then try something else, well now four years has passed and I'm still here.
I would not eat the salmon trout from the old quarry or eat something growing on mining land, though I know people who do. Only time can tell if it can cause health issues, 100 years is not a long time and you really can't tell anything about the consequenses the mining will have further on. You are totally right.
I would love to hear more about your job, can't think of a more noble thing than to work with disabled children.
Saw a documentary a few weeks back about a orphanage for mentally and physically disabled children in Bulgaria, where they litterally left the children to rot in their beds. The children with autism was left sitting in a room without any stimulation, just rocking back and forth. This docu broke my heart to pieces, and to think that people go to Bulgaria for vacation to lead a hedonistic life for a couple of weeks not knowing what is going on just around the corner just makes me sick.
LoosingMyBeat · Member since
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
sweden is the land of cold robotic people[/QUOTE]
What does this even mean?
Treasure Moment · Member since
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[b]LoosingMyBeat wrote: [/b]
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sweden is the land of cold robotic people
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What does this even mean?
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it means most of them are incapable of showing emotion, walking around like cold zombies, shallow, stupid, dont know whats going on in the world or even care etc. Im not saying all but a lot. They are the kind of people who walk by someone who is laying on the ground or someone getting beaten up, minding their own buisness and being fake polite and then talking shit about the same person behind closed doors.
LoosingMyBeat · Member since
I'm starting to see a pattern here. I don't agree with you.
Useless post.
Treasure Moment · Member since
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sweden is the land of cold robotic people
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What does this even mean?
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it means most of them are incapable of showing emotion, walking around like cold zombies, shallow, stupid, dont know whats going on in the world or even care etc. Im not saying all but a lot. They are the kind of people who walk by someone who is laying on the ground or someone getting beaten up, minding their own buisness and being fake polite and then talking shit about the same person behind closed doors.
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I'm starting to see a pattern here. I don't agree with you.
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once again it doesnt matter what you think as this is how it is, its a fact.
LoosingMyBeat · Member since
You just made me laugh so hard! End of discussion.
Useless post.
Treasure Moment · Member since
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sweden is the land of cold robotic people
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What does this even mean?
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it means most of them are incapable of showing emotion, walking around like cold zombies, shallow, stupid, dont know whats going on in the world or even care etc. Im not saying all but a lot. They are the kind of people who walk by someone who is laying on the ground or someone getting beaten up, minding their own buisness and being fake polite and then talking shit about the same person behind closed doors.
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I'm starting to see a pattern here. I don't agree with you.
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once again it doesnt matter what you think as this is how it is, its a fact.
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You just made me laugh so hard! End of discussion.
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you KNOW that what i said about sweden is true, im not making things up, i tell it like it is.
