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  • Not better, it’s a choice. I personally, do want to move away from the city, own a car, a moderately nice home and be able to have a place to help my family if they ever hit hard times.

    I don’t care who live next to, I’m actually in an amazing area and soemtimes I consider just staying here because it’s cheap, the landlord loves me and it’s near everything.

    I can keep saving and be one of those covert rich people in the future and eventually maybe I’ll just own the floor I live on because people can strike deals with their landlords to buy out floors. That’s how people eventually end up owning buildings. They gradually buy the floors.


  • There’s incentives in certain states for in law housing and renting those out. Except, you’d probably hate on those people because the home owners would be making money off those people but you’re okay with a building being owned by someone who doesn’t give a fuck about you or I and will ll give you the bare minimum to live in, so seriously what the fuck do you even care?


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    What makes your favorite celebrity dipshit YouTube dipshit or TikTok dipshit so special that people do not hate on them for owning properties? The common man wants to own a property and they’re evil but there’s gonna be some rich asshole owning the apartment complexes you want up.

    Someone who’s gonna gamble that money at the Encore casino because that’s what people who have so much money they can piss it away with do.

    That’s what dispensary owners do, that’s what large property owners do, that’s what a lot of people do, they piss it away because they can.

    You know who’s paying for some of that piss stream? You and renting forever.

    I’d rather pay property taxes and excise taxes to a city than know that some building owner is treating a place where people can live as some write off. I’d rather be paying towards my city’s new schools and hospitals or the upkeep of them, than some asshole who’s gonna tell me I can’t paint a wall a certain color, do my floors the way I want to, ffs how big of a toilet I can own!


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    I live in a two family apartment building and even now I stillccan’t wait to be fucking away from them.

    That’s why people aspire to drive too. So you can have you own area to scream in , to be yourself in am area to breathe in with peace and quiet a place where you are not bound by other people’s rules.

    Having individuality and having a dwelling because you were successful enough to earn one isn’t being special that’s doing better. Though, covert rich people will live in apartments and take advantage of renting and still own properties so…

    Again, if you want some super rich developer to own how you live and dictate when you can and can not live there anymore bmfg. I ain’t stopping you.

    I still want to be able to scream bloody murder, turn up my music in a sound proof room and make any room in the house mine without ever having to ask a single human being whether or not I can because I’d be the owner.

    I wouldn’t have to hear some dipshits kid screaming through paper thin walls, hear some assholes service dog barking, someone using their blender at 2am, taking showers at 2am, fucking loudly at 2am, going to work and slamming the door at 2am.

    No I’m not gonna live with other people my whole fucking life.

    Like people move away from their parents so they don’t get told what to do and how to live. Why the fuck would I bound myself to a lifestyle where I don’t own the area I’m living in?

    Being special = successful? K’ay be more hive mind.


  • You’re still paying in taxes nothing is free. They’re charging your government and your government is making you pay for it through taxes. It’s just routed differently. In the US it’s more direct to the patient and/or customer. Which is why it would make sense at the very least, to have people with medical knowledge not just insurance knowledge because then the common sense of does this person need to be covered for an inhaler or an epipen wouldn’t even be asked.

    In the US it’s more direct to the patient and/or customer.

    what comes with this is a lot of hardships and it’s not the greatest thing. one prime example is how state insurance and medicaid don’t have many options for mental health specialists and you’re given a list of numbers that no one at the desk knows how to talk about insurance because they’re medical receptionists and just deal with making appointments; which is why I’ve come to figure out it’s better to get in direct contact with insurance departments before you go to make an appointment or call to make an appointment.

    it’s pretty messy but insurance does at least cover the run-around basic appointments with primary care doctors but insurance takes forever to approve shit like mri’s and stuff you really should be getting done sooner and it’s not even because of a doctors schedule it’s because the insurance has to deem it necessary after your doctor ordered it.

    That’s where I can see people getting pissed off about insurance. Is your insured and people who have little to no medical knowledge are the ones approving your medical services and medications after your doctor already said you need it done.

    So for example, you go to see the medical professional for a rescue inhaler and the people who are not medical professionals go, no you don’t need that to breathe.



  • lol I never said that. Though before the economic collapse happened in 2008, the cost of living was low enough to where if you made 50k annually it actually sustained some part of your life with a savings. Now that’s 20k above poverty and you can’t build a savings with 50k$, now 75k$ minimum is needed to build savings and live comfortably with a realistic figure being around 120k$, depending on where you are in the US.




  • And woah, displaced anger much? Just cause you can’t find a house where you are making sick money doesn’t mean you should hate on me, you should move to where your profession is more valuable.

    If yearning to own a home and having indiusalism, marks me as toxic than lord give me super powers to rise up above you all.







  • so people who get reimbursed (The Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution mandates that if the government takes private property for public use, the government must provide “just compensation.” In Kohl v. United States, 91 U.S. 367 (1875), the Supreme Court held that the government may seize property through the use of eminent domain, as long as it appropriates just compensation to the owner of the property. Source: https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/eminent_domain) will just move to where their careers provide stability as well as being able to afford a single family home.

    If you can afford a home and all that comes with owning one, do it up. Nothing wrong with being a home owner. I will never shit on success because you have to be successful in life to purchase a home. I’ll shit on the ultra rich who are gonna profit on those apartments and make it so that they’re gonna go to shit or use materials that are just good enough and a structural falure happening.


  • They should start building china style huge apartment buildings.

    fuck you. Like living in a cramped apartment where you can hardly move around is more ideal than making it so that people can actually retire and actually make college loans affordable so people can actually afford to further their lives. No one should aspire to live in a Chinese style apartment. We should all want to make 75$ and up.



  • it’s hiveminds divided by instance.

    which decentralize them to their own communities but again you can at least disagree here and it will start a meaningful conversation or something that will make you think further, (I’ve had better comments that turned into conversations here than reddit), not down voted 20 times, your comment shadow banned and your opinion never seen.

    down voted 20 times, your comment shadow banned and your opinion never seen.

    is not a community it’s a hivemind. here, there’s communities and some have hiveminds but not all of them and most of them don’t. Like you can say your new here and be welcomed and not just like be shut up. I could get down voted 50 times here and someone will still see what I said and that’s what matters.

    It’s relaxing here and it feels like I could ask something and get real responses or when I get called out for not knowing something here I go and look it up. I just think this place has that feeling of I can just chill and it’s nice.