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April 23, 2009 at 4:15 AM #386724April 23, 2009 at 6:08 AM #386086
4plexowner
Participantwe also coddle immigrants in this country at taxpayer expense
LA schools provide translators for a ridiculous number of languages – govt forms and instructions are printed in multiple languages – at least one of the cities in Florida was printing forms and instructions in 6 languages!
in case anyone is unclear, this is America and we speak English – adapt or get the F out
if I came to your country with the intent of settling down, I wouldn’t expect you to teach my children and I your language much less provide translators while we learned
April 23, 2009 at 6:08 AM #386351Participantwe also coddle immigrants in this country at taxpayer expense
LA schools provide translators for a ridiculous number of languages – govt forms and instructions are printed in multiple languages – at least one of the cities in Florida was printing forms and instructions in 6 languages!
in case anyone is unclear, this is America and we speak English – adapt or get the F out
if I came to your country with the intent of settling down, I wouldn’t expect you to teach my children and I your language much less provide translators while we learned
April 23, 2009 at 6:08 AM #386548Participantwe also coddle immigrants in this country at taxpayer expense
LA schools provide translators for a ridiculous number of languages – govt forms and instructions are printed in multiple languages – at least one of the cities in Florida was printing forms and instructions in 6 languages!
in case anyone is unclear, this is America and we speak English – adapt or get the F out
if I came to your country with the intent of settling down, I wouldn’t expect you to teach my children and I your language much less provide translators while we learned
April 23, 2009 at 6:08 AM #386598Participantwe also coddle immigrants in this country at taxpayer expense
LA schools provide translators for a ridiculous number of languages – govt forms and instructions are printed in multiple languages – at least one of the cities in Florida was printing forms and instructions in 6 languages!
in case anyone is unclear, this is America and we speak English – adapt or get the F out
if I came to your country with the intent of settling down, I wouldn’t expect you to teach my children and I your language much less provide translators while we learned
April 23, 2009 at 6:08 AM #386734Participantwe also coddle immigrants in this country at taxpayer expense
LA schools provide translators for a ridiculous number of languages – govt forms and instructions are printed in multiple languages – at least one of the cities in Florida was printing forms and instructions in 6 languages!
in case anyone is unclear, this is America and we speak English – adapt or get the F out
if I came to your country with the intent of settling down, I wouldn’t expect you to teach my children and I your language much less provide translators while we learned
April 23, 2009 at 12:30 PM #386216briansd1
Guest[quote=4plexowner]
in the good old days, grandma wasn’t on 6 prescription medications costing several hundred dollars per month – now that we’ve created a system where grandma IS on those meds, what do we do when we can no longer afford them? “Sorry, grandma – you’re toast” doesn’t go over very well in the media
[/quote]4plexowner, now we NEED grandma to be on the 6 prescription medications because that helps the economy.
We have created wealth and income by getting grandma addicted to pills. We have now reached the limits and can’t afford to pay for her anymore. Nor can we afford to wean her off of the drugs.
April 23, 2009 at 12:30 PM #386479Guest[quote=4plexowner]
in the good old days, grandma wasn’t on 6 prescription medications costing several hundred dollars per month – now that we’ve created a system where grandma IS on those meds, what do we do when we can no longer afford them? “Sorry, grandma – you’re toast” doesn’t go over very well in the media
[/quote]4plexowner, now we NEED grandma to be on the 6 prescription medications because that helps the economy.
We have created wealth and income by getting grandma addicted to pills. We have now reached the limits and can’t afford to pay for her anymore. Nor can we afford to wean her off of the drugs.
April 23, 2009 at 12:30 PM #386677Guest[quote=4plexowner]
in the good old days, grandma wasn’t on 6 prescription medications costing several hundred dollars per month – now that we’ve created a system where grandma IS on those meds, what do we do when we can no longer afford them? “Sorry, grandma – you’re toast” doesn’t go over very well in the media
[/quote]4plexowner, now we NEED grandma to be on the 6 prescription medications because that helps the economy.
We have created wealth and income by getting grandma addicted to pills. We have now reached the limits and can’t afford to pay for her anymore. Nor can we afford to wean her off of the drugs.
April 23, 2009 at 12:30 PM #386725Guest[quote=4plexowner]
in the good old days, grandma wasn’t on 6 prescription medications costing several hundred dollars per month – now that we’ve created a system where grandma IS on those meds, what do we do when we can no longer afford them? “Sorry, grandma – you’re toast” doesn’t go over very well in the media
[/quote]4plexowner, now we NEED grandma to be on the 6 prescription medications because that helps the economy.
We have created wealth and income by getting grandma addicted to pills. We have now reached the limits and can’t afford to pay for her anymore. Nor can we afford to wean her off of the drugs.
April 23, 2009 at 12:30 PM #386862Guest[quote=4plexowner]
in the good old days, grandma wasn’t on 6 prescription medications costing several hundred dollars per month – now that we’ve created a system where grandma IS on those meds, what do we do when we can no longer afford them? “Sorry, grandma – you’re toast” doesn’t go over very well in the media
[/quote]4plexowner, now we NEED grandma to be on the 6 prescription medications because that helps the economy.
We have created wealth and income by getting grandma addicted to pills. We have now reached the limits and can’t afford to pay for her anymore. Nor can we afford to wean her off of the drugs.
April 23, 2009 at 8:03 PM #386495jamsvet
ParticipantWhen someone says that we should do away with prop 13 on rental and commercial properties, I’m so glad that I own rather than rent. Does anyone believe that I am going to eat any increase in property tax? I’m going to pass that right along to my tenants.
I used to own a ten unit courtyard and my insurance was raised by 6k in one year. I raised everyone’s rent by 50/month.April 23, 2009 at 8:03 PM #386758ParticipantWhen someone says that we should do away with prop 13 on rental and commercial properties, I’m so glad that I own rather than rent. Does anyone believe that I am going to eat any increase in property tax? I’m going to pass that right along to my tenants.
I used to own a ten unit courtyard and my insurance was raised by 6k in one year. I raised everyone’s rent by 50/month.April 23, 2009 at 8:03 PM #386953ParticipantWhen someone says that we should do away with prop 13 on rental and commercial properties, I’m so glad that I own rather than rent. Does anyone believe that I am going to eat any increase in property tax? I’m going to pass that right along to my tenants.
I used to own a ten unit courtyard and my insurance was raised by 6k in one year. I raised everyone’s rent by 50/month.April 23, 2009 at 8:03 PM #387001ParticipantWhen someone says that we should do away with prop 13 on rental and commercial properties, I’m so glad that I own rather than rent. Does anyone believe that I am going to eat any increase in property tax? I’m going to pass that right along to my tenants.
I used to own a ten unit courtyard and my insurance was raised by 6k in one year. I raised everyone’s rent by 50/month. -
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