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10/09/24

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Originally posted by pintohoo: ↑

''Why aren't local council building inspectors not doing their job properly?
This is the question''

to me - there's as big a question -

when you get out and see the atrociously dismal, infantile amateur work standards of many many many buildings -

I think 'the question' is ----------- who the hell is doing this work? and what kind of blubbering fool thinks that this kind of substandard work is anything to do with quality building

I've seen job after job after job on houses that I've worked on - that a 4 year old with a kids carpentry set would do a far far far better job on

who the hell builds the shit we see in Aussie houses?

Almost anyone who gets a house built or reno'd by a professional - has nightmare stories

yes, it's bad enough that there are no 'inspectors' ------- but, in reality -------- why should professional builders need to be watched for every nail, every screw, every seal, every fixing to see if it's done properly???????

it is nothing less than outrageous

There are so many people who live in their little houses and think - all is ok - when, basically they have nightmares growing in their walls or roofs or under the floor - all due to building standards that are unbelievably poor

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I agree with your statement above

Also, why do politicians who are given an income well above the average wage still cheat the system to obtain more money?

Maybe greed is normal It is human to want to steal and cheat

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