what Will England be like to live in 15 years from now?

Question

and how old will you be- please state male or female to the answers,

Answer 1

I am 59 years old and the chance is I will not be here in 15 years. England will not be the place I grew up in. It will have lost anything to do with the British way of life. The yobs of today will eventually grow up many too late to lead good lives. The old will want to die to escape poverty and sickness with no money to buy health care or food. I leave behind a worse country than I was born into just after the war. I pity all who have to live in England in 15-20 years time.

Answer 2

I think it will be a hotbed of racism. I think the current Muslim ( terrorist) association will not be stamped out as Muslims are not willing to disassociate publicly with them.

Also due to the expansion of the EU. It will be even more diverse in terms of culture and overcrowded. There will be a bigger population of under class living on benefits due to the increasing mental health problems and due to an inbred unwillingness to work.

obesity will be an all time high as will gun crime.

We as a nation will be recovering from WW3. That will have been started by Bush using nuclear weapons on Iran/S Korea.

The NHS will have been totally privatised. There will be jobs for nurses.

We will have to pay for our own healthcare.

if i'm still alive i will be a social worker aged 39. a Gaurdian/Independant reader and a wooly liberal/labour supporter.

My dog will be dead...if she somehow manages to live that long she will be 19 human years.

My cat will be 16. And proabably fat.

You will be able to get a face lift or tummy tuck at a health centre and if you get benefits you'll get it free.

We will have anti depressant adverts inbetween the News and ...lastly....

Scotland will still not be independant but the SNP will still be moaning about it. A bit greyer a bit slower and a wee bit over all worse for wear.

Peace . CG.



There will be a new POPE.

And whoever is president of US will belong to the Skull and Bones Yale Elite!

Answer 3

I am a 55yr old male who now lives in Australia but visits here frequently. I don't know about the next 15 years but I have witnessed a steady decline in living conditions over the last decade that I would now find impossible to live with should I ever decide to reside here permanently again. I believe that some of the conditions impossed here are laughable and I just can't believe people accept them. The UK is heavily over taxed, over burdened and over crowded. The government seems to have forgotten the old adage of charity begins at home and are spending too many resourses on criminals and overseas refugees than on their elderly care, hospitals in general etc. I'll get off my soap box now - sorry.

Answer 4

In 15 years time I'll be 80 - now 65. Fifteen years is not enough time to show any real change in England - the people thereof are very conservative and hate change for it's own sake. I guess we'll still be arguing the same as usual and agreeing to disagree on everything. So, no change then really.

Answer 5

Well I will be in my late 30s.

Probably paying 3 times the amount someone in there 30s today payes in taxes to pay for everone 60+ yr olds pensions.

I will also not own a house as I will never be able to afford to have a mortgage as house prices will continue to raise above to rate of inflation.

I will struggle to pay for health care after the NHS was privatised.

The british economy will suffer greatly after all imigrants were banned from coming to the UK.

We will only have power in our homes for 16hours a day as we did not invest enough in updating the uk energy supplies.

Answer 6

England wil be no different from the rest of the world .The usa will still be a super power.Many Christians will come to their senses the Jews will have converted to christianity, the muslims will be agnostic or atheists.If the mullahs are still around they will be like naked men on public street wondering 'what the hell am I doing here!?'

Answer 7

I really haven't noticed that many changes in England in the last hundred years, excluding technology, so I don't think many will come along in a mere 15.

Answer 8

I will be 43...eekkkkk!. very different place, will look the same but l think the UK has changed dramatically since the 80's (which l remember well ). And with global warming we could have more palm trees !. That's if the earth is still here and hasn't exploded.....

Answer 9

Anglestan, 2021, will be like Saudi Arabia is today.

I am 35 now, and 50 when that happens, male.

Answer 10

Everyone will go round in boats because the water level will rise so much.