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In about two to three years, you will be able to buy a house in downtown Seattle for the price of the back taxes
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2020 Sep 23, 10:40am 478 views 12 comments
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GNL
2020 Sep 23, 10:52am
GNL
2020 Sep 23, 10:52am
Eric Holder says
Come on, I have a hard time believing that. Houses are selling like hot cakes. Want to know why? THERE'S NO INVENTORY!!!
Want to know why there's no inventory " THERE'S NO AFFORDABLE HOUSING BEING BUILT ANYWHERE IN THE USA THAT I AM AWAR OF!!
Sure you would be able to. But would you want to?
Come on, I have a hard time believing that. Houses are selling like hot cakes. Want to know why? THERE'S NO INVENTORY!!!
Want to know why there's no inventory " THERE'S NO AFFORDABLE HOUSING BEING BUILT ANYWHERE IN THE USA THAT I AM AWAR OF!!
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Al_Sharpton_for_President
2020 Sep 23, 10:57am
Al_Sharpton_for_President
2020 Sep 23, 10:57am
What comes to mnd when you hear the words "Seattle babe"?
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Eric Holder
2020 Sep 23, 11:16am
Eric Holder
2020 Sep 23, 11:16am
WineHorror1 says
Really? Detroit is affordable. Baltimore is fucking affordable.
THERE'S NO AFFORDABLE HOUSING BEING BUILT ANYWHERE IN THE USA THAT I AM AWAR OF!!
Really? Detroit is affordable. Baltimore is fucking affordable.
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Hircus
2020 Sep 23, 11:58am
Hircus
2020 Sep 23, 11:58am
It said 100 cops will be fired out of their 1400. 3.4 out of 400M funding.
I don't think it will be catastrophic, but I have no doubt crime will rise, and the city will deteriorate further. Maybe more so due to sane people leaving, while being replaced by more wokies and homeless who will vote for the continuance of this style of govt.
I cant wait to see it crumble, serving as a lesson to others.
I don't think it will be catastrophic, but I have no doubt crime will rise, and the city will deteriorate further. Maybe more so due to sane people leaving, while being replaced by more wokies and homeless who will vote for the continuance of this style of govt.
I cant wait to see it crumble, serving as a lesson to others.
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Patrick
2020 Sep 23, 12:09pm
Patrick
2020 Sep 23, 12:09pm
Eric Holder says
Because you will die if you move there.
Detroit is affordable. Baltimore is fucking affordable.
Because you will die if you move there.
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Patrick
2020 Sep 23, 12:11pm
Patrick
2020 Sep 23, 12:11pm
My sister lived in Detroit for a while just after she was married and had a baby. Very cheap! Beautiful old house.
She didn't mind hearing the nightly gunfire, being kind of tough herself.
But when her father-in-law came to visit, a couple of young black men beat him up on their front lawn. After that, they moved out.
Black people are far more racist than white people. White people (and everyone else) are just running away from black violence.
She didn't mind hearing the nightly gunfire, being kind of tough herself.
But when her father-in-law came to visit, a couple of young black men beat him up on their front lawn. After that, they moved out.
Black people are far more racist than white people. White people (and everyone else) are just running away from black violence.
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Eric Holder
2020 Sep 23, 12:13pm
Eric Holder
2020 Sep 23, 12:13pm
Patrick says
Seattle is not exactly going into law&order direction either.
Eric Holder saysDetroit is affordable. Baltimore is fucking affordable.
Because you will die if you move there.
Seattle is not exactly going into law&order direction either.
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ForcedTQ
2020 Sep 23, 1:08pm
So essentially, cost of living in Boston or Detroit is just level 3 body armor, defensive training, bulletproofing your house/car, and carry weapon plus AMMO? Not bad.
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ForcedTQ
2020 Sep 23, 1:10pm
Maybe we need to import large quantities of our kind in groups that will settle neighborhoods and not put up with the hoodlum gang banger shit. Go vigilante on their ass. But then, prices on property will rise....
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Patrick
2020 Sep 23, 1:48pm
Patrick
2020 Sep 23, 1:48pm
I've heard it's a good sign for a bad neighborhood when a former US Marine moves in and hoists the Marine flag.
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HeadSet
2020 Sep 23, 6:59pm
HeadSet
2020 Sep 23, 6:59pm
ForcedTQ says
It is not just the gangs, but the politicos. If you were to get a group to do this, and established a several block area of rising gentrified property, you would have the politicians to worry about. They would levy taxes and other burdens under the guise you "stole" ethnic property. Look what happens to anyone with money in such blue areas, unless you are part of the connected political class.
Maybe we need to import large quantities of our kind in groups that will settle neighborhoods and not put up with the hoodlum gang banger shit. Go vigilante on their ass. But then, prices on property will rise....
It is not just the gangs, but the politicos. If you were to get a group to do this, and established a several block area of rising gentrified property, you would have the politicians to worry about. They would levy taxes and other burdens under the guise you "stole" ethnic property. Look what happens to anyone with money in such blue areas, unless you are part of the connected political class.
They Mayor only Vetoed it originally to keep it in the news and spotlight longer. Jenny didn't actual oppose the measure.
She just did some Chief Justice Roberts word salad bullshit about a flaw in the process. Proof the Deepstate and Bad State Actors meet often and discuss their MO and SOP for Subverting America and our Republic.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/09/seattle-city-council-overrides-mayors-veto-defund-police-100-officers-cut/
The Seattle City Council has voted to override the mayor’s three vetos of bills that called for funds to be diverted from the police department into social programs.
The council voted 7-2 in a vote on Tuesday following three hours of debate; a compromise bill was rejected.
Mayor Jenny Durkan vetoed the police budget bill in August but said in statement: “This veto was because the bills as passed did not have the type of collaboration that I think we will have going forward, and that I’m hopeful we will have going forward.”