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@FarmersWon
Personally, I'd like more information on India. Is it too diverse? Religiously?
I don't even know where to begin with questions. How about these questions...What group is dominant? What do they want from the other groups? Do you believe in borders, language and culture is what separates groups?
DooDahMan saysNo, I am still not Logan. This article above is still behind a paywall on HousingWire, I am merely trying to give credit to who wrote the piece.
I didn’t suspect you were Logan until you posted this unsolicitedly
Did Logan Mohtashami get banned? I thought he was a member here. At least he was 3-4 years ago.
there was this wide spread RE crash expectation on this blog and he kept arguing against it with data and his models. His main reasons for a coming booming housing market were driven by high demand, demographics and low rates.
He was right and the crash bro's put him on ignore. He left.
@FarmersWon
I think you should have some kind of daily paragraph explaining the complexities of India. There are so many questions? Is it that the British fucked that whole country up and now it's just a stinking quagmire now?
How did India get to be such a shithole in relation to all of these social/diversity issues? It is purposeful? In America, I believe our diversity issues are purposeful.
Do you live in the US? Do you believe diversity is moral or a strength? Do you do what most Indians do and simply hire/promote Indians when/if you are able to?
Hindoo wage which is $1 a day is big problem.
@FarmersWon
I think you should have some kind of daily paragraph explaining the complexities of India. There are so many questions? Is it that the British fucked that whole country up and now it's just a stinking quagmire now?
How did India get to be such a shithole in relation to all of these social/diversity issues? It is purposeful?
FarmersWon saysHindoo wage which is $1 a day is big problem.
Look, this is terribly unfair, but how about this?
Fire them all and let them starve and move production elsewhere.
Because that's the alternative. Is this incorrect?
Yes, it's terrible that CHILDREN are spending their lives making Nike sneakers - get rid of the factory - what are the consequences? What's the result of doing that? Perhaps revolt in the nation, perhaps starvation. It's not simple, and understanding economics is an enormous task - it's understanding how an entire planet cooperates.
@FarmersWon
I think you should have some kind of daily paragraph explaining the complexities of India. There are so many questions? Is it that the British fucked that whole country up and now it's just a stinking quagmire now?
How did India get to be such a shithole in relation to all of these social/diversity issues? It is purposeful?
Hindoo have no jobs. they will love to work in Nike manufacturer. It will improve their life 100x ... which is a shame that how low base they have.
Hindooo elites are thugs and 100x worse than US globalists
Is your grammar ironic? I can't tell.
Desperate people to desperate things.
I really have no concept of your thinking.
You have to meet some people who live on $1 a day . It will be easy to grasp after that.
FarmersWon saysYou have to meet some people who live on $1 a day . It will be easy to grasp after that.
This is not an answer. Is it better that they make nothing?
Don't answer me in riddles, think.
The problem with affordable housing is that people who own houses already usually don’t want affordable housing… so there will be no affordable housing, at least not on any scale that makes a difference to the masses.
To go further, NOBODY who owns a home will want to own that home next to affordable housing because the risk to their investment is too high.
exactly. NIMBY. I got my home(s) screw you guys who rent. I hated it prior to owning homes. Now I am the same. In a sense its survival of the fittest.
how “affordable” was that housing you describe?
And sure, there’s women that are taller than men. We can show some examples.
The problem with affordable housing is that people who own houses already usually don’t want affordable housing… so there will be no affordable housing, at least not on any scale that makes a difference to the masses.
To go further, NOBODY who owns a home will want to own that home next to affordable housing because the risk to their investment is too high.
BayArea says
The problem with affordable housing is that people who own houses already usually don’t want affordable housing… so there will be no affordable housing, at least not on any scale that makes a difference to the masses.
To go further, NOBODY who owns a home will want to own that home next to affordable housing because the risk to their investment is too high.
Affordable housing is also a grift for democrat politicians. How many billions of dollars has SF levied upon residents for affordable housing programs?
How many units have actually been built?
Most of the money went into fulfilling debt obligations. Even the homeless care non-profits in SF are grifts. Seriously, look at their budget expenses, 85-90% “salaries”.
Thanks. I'm hoping it will if rates keep rising. We gotta break the back of this bitch.
@porkchopexpress I hear house prices are rapidly falling in Memphis TN. I know you've been scoping Nashville but perhaps it'll rub off soon if it hasn't already?
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