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The Burbs are easier to defend, and would be clear cut self defense.
You have a mob of people that don't belong there, after the first fire is set. You can get in your car and mow every mother fucker down, until nothing is left but a pile of squirming arms and legs, and twitching heads, giving up the ghost.
Agreed but people are less and less willing to defend their burbs as they're targeted by leftoid propaganda every day. Hopefully there will be a backlash, this is unusual for shishi walnut creek
I LOVE the NTB Twitter heading for it:
Yet the mouth breathing citizenry continues to vote for Democrats and believe in make believe fairy tales of white supremacy.
IWOG said several years ago that he would own it if the Democrat supermajority in CA blew it. Time to own it.
I bet this new "flash mob looting" will gain in popularity.
Commie politicians will then defend them, saying junk like "they were just foraging for resources to feed their families", and "so what if they steal from nordstrom and cause retail prices to rise on their rich privileged whyte customers? were talking about providing much needed food for diverse communities here - look at these 'food insecurity' stats!"
Due to this, real estate is red hot in Dallas and Austin.
There is no hope as long as citizens don't start shooting the thugs n looters. The leftoid retard policies are spreading to the burbs.
It's happening the bay area burbs will be next in massive decline of quality of live and prices.
IWOG said several years ago that he would own it if the Democrat supermajority in CA blew it. Time to own it.
80 people and 25 carsI guess they gone upscale, Wal-Mart's not good enough anymore? I don't understand why law enforcement couldn't have blocked all those cars in, photographed license plates then impound them for illegal parking.
BayArea says80 people and 25 carsI guess they gone upscale, Wal-Mart's not good enough anymore? I don't understand why law enforcement couldn't have blocked all those cars in, photographed license plates then impound them for illegal parking.
Eventually dispatcher picked up to say that police were about 3-4hrs out due to other priorities that day.
Red hot in Texas, white hot in the leafy tri-valley of the Bay Area where that hooliganism happened.
I don't get it who are these buyers over-bidding over-paying over-borrowing for the privilege of a property tax bill north of $15K per year, in a place where such stuff is becoming a regular occurrence.
Most people seem to believe that police come right away. Sometimes they do.
I guess they gone upscale, Wal-Mart's not good enough anymore?
Interesting. Most (many) of the buyers here in TX are from CA and IL - where are CA buyers coming from
Bd6r saysInteresting. Most (many) of the buyers here in TX are from CA and IL - where are CA buyers coming from
I don't know. Maybe BayArea can provide some insight as he is one of those recent buyers.
B.A.C.A.H. saysBd6r saysInteresting. Most (many) of the buyers here in TX are from CA and IL - where are CA buyers coming from
I don't know. Maybe BayArea can provide some insight as he is one of those recent buyers.
From what I can see most are coming from other parts of the Bay Area (upsizing). There’s also no shortage of buyers that have moved here in recent years from Asia (mostly China and India).
It’s crazy but I may have gained more equity in my fixer upper in the past year than I’d have made in a lifetime had I bought in Texas.
But believe me, if it weren’t for my family here, I’d be gone too!
I may have gained more equity in my fixer upper in the past year than I’d have made in a lifetime had I bought in Texas.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKBN1XP19V
One of these guys is our investor. He used to work at GOOG with a salary package of $750k/yr. Decided to quit his W2 and started a start-up company with 2 former co-workers from AAPL. After a couple years of hard work, the company got bought out for $1.4B. He took his winnings and bought a $7.5M house in Saratoga. I don’t think he worries about his $75k/mo property tax bill.
Rates are actually low by most other states', thanks to Prop 13. Laffer Curve proven right again.
Why do Bay Area people pay massive property taxes and deal with the highest cost of living in the country ?
As covered above... it’s the land of opportunity, the land of equity, In general. people have the potential to make more money here than anywhere in the country.
If you aren’t taking (or aren’t able to take) advantage of those things, by all means, this may not be the place for you. Not everyone is able to make it here. Some also are motivated by family as that can have a significant impact on quality of life.
As covered above... it’s the land of opportunity, the land of equity, In general. people have the potential to make more money here than anywhere in the country.
If you aren’t taking (or aren’t able to take) advantage of those things, by all means, this may not be the place for you. Not everyone is able to make it here. Some also are motivated by family as that can have a significant impact on quality of life.
BayArea saysAs covered above... it’s the land of opportunity, the land of equity, In general. people have the potential to make more money here than anywhere in the country.
If you aren’t taking (or aren’t able to take) advantage of those things, by all means, this may not be the place for you. Not everyone is able to make it here. Some also are motivated by family as that can have a significant impact on quality of life.
That sounds correct. However, the result is that CA is paradise for the very rich and very poor, which is quite the opposite of what its socialist politicians declare. Backwards TX on other hand is good for middle class.
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