“Phantom Inventory” . . . gets bulldozed????? Guess that’s one way to reduce inventory.

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[quote=4plexowner]and what exactly would you suggest that these people do for a living once they are living in these houses?

these towns are dying as the economy collapses

if you feel such a strong need to take care of something get a fucking dog[/quote]

collect SSI, dry out, maybe get some job skills??

if you have a free house you can live on 800/month.

most of the homeless are on SSI

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[quote=4plexowner]the same way they welcome stupid fucks like you who think there is an endless supply of the taxpayer’s money to throw at any ‘problem’ your little bleeding heart takes an interest in[/quote]

This is a man incapable of civilzed discussion, i suggest he remove himself to Redstate.com or some Limbaugh fan club.

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[quote=4plexowner]the same way they welcome stupid fucks like you who think there is an endless supply of the taxpayer’s money to throw at any ‘problem’ your little bleeding heart takes an interest in[/quote]

This is a man incapable of civilzed discussion, i suggest he remove himself to Redstate.com or some Limbaugh fan club.

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[quote=4plexowner]the same way they welcome stupid fucks like you who think there is an endless supply of the taxpayer’s money to throw at any ‘problem’ your little bleeding heart takes an interest in[/quote]

This is a man incapable of civilzed discussion, i suggest he remove himself to Redstate.com or some Limbaugh fan club.

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[quote=4plexowner]the same way they welcome stupid fucks like you who think there is an endless supply of the taxpayer’s money to throw at any ‘problem’ your little bleeding heart takes an interest in[/quote]

This is a man incapable of civilzed discussion, i suggest he remove himself to Redstate.com or some Limbaugh fan club.

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[quote=4plexowner]the same way they welcome stupid fucks like you who think there is an endless supply of the taxpayer’s money to throw at any ‘problem’ your little bleeding heart takes an interest in[/quote]

This is a man incapable of civilzed discussion, i suggest he remove himself to Redstate.com or some Limbaugh fan club.

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[quote=UCGal]Currently there are a huge quantity of abandoned houses blighting Flynt and Detroit. Entire blocks with houses literally falling down. It would cost more money to make them habitable than to raze them. The owners have been foreclosed on – the banks don’t want to invest in razing them… so they’ve abandoned them as well. These houses are stripped of plumbing and anything of value – they are NOT safe.

It’s all well and good to say let homeless vets live in them – but that isn’t very compassionate either since they’re not safe.

It’s not quite as black and white as suggested.[/quote]

Guys who spent 16 weeks shitting in a box won’t mind no plumbing…
And i lived in a house without flooring for 4 months, best place i ever had.

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[quote=UCGal]Currently there are a huge quantity of abandoned houses blighting Flynt and Detroit. Entire blocks with houses literally falling down. It would cost more money to make them habitable than to raze them. The owners have been foreclosed on – the banks don’t want to invest in razing them… so they’ve abandoned them as well. These houses are stripped of plumbing and anything of value – they are NOT safe.

It’s all well and good to say let homeless vets live in them – but that isn’t very compassionate either since they’re not safe.

It’s not quite as black and white as suggested.[/quote]

Guys who spent 16 weeks shitting in a box won’t mind no plumbing…
And i lived in a house without flooring for 4 months, best place i ever had.

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[quote=UCGal]Currently there are a huge quantity of abandoned houses blighting Flynt and Detroit. Entire blocks with houses literally falling down. It would cost more money to make them habitable than to raze them. The owners have been foreclosed on – the banks don’t want to invest in razing them… so they’ve abandoned them as well. These houses are stripped of plumbing and anything of value – they are NOT safe.

It’s all well and good to say let homeless vets live in them – but that isn’t very compassionate either since they’re not safe.

It’s not quite as black and white as suggested.[/quote]

Guys who spent 16 weeks shitting in a box won’t mind no plumbing…
And i lived in a house without flooring for 4 months, best place i ever had.

[patb]

[quote=UCGal]Currently there are a huge quantity of abandoned houses blighting Flynt and Detroit. Entire blocks with houses literally falling down. It would cost more money to make them habitable than to raze them. The owners have been foreclosed on – the banks don’t want to invest in razing them… so they’ve abandoned them as well. These houses are stripped of plumbing and anything of value – they are NOT safe.

It’s all well and good to say let homeless vets live in them – but that isn’t very compassionate either since they’re not safe.

It’s not quite as black and white as suggested.[/quote]

Guys who spent 16 weeks shitting in a box won’t mind no plumbing…
And i lived in a house without flooring for 4 months, best place i ever had.

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[quote=UCGal]Currently there are a huge quantity of abandoned houses blighting Flynt and Detroit. Entire blocks with houses literally falling down. It would cost more money to make them habitable than to raze them. The owners have been foreclosed on – the banks don’t want to invest in razing them… so they’ve abandoned them as well. These houses are stripped of plumbing and anything of value – they are NOT safe.

It’s all well and good to say let homeless vets live in them – but that isn’t very compassionate either since they’re not safe.

It’s not quite as black and white as suggested.[/quote]

Guys who spent 16 weeks shitting in a box won’t mind no plumbing…
And i lived in a house without flooring for 4 months, best place i ever had.

[Ricechex]

Actually, many of the homeless actually prefer to be homeless. When given opportunity, they usually end up back on the streets. In some ways, they do not want to live in our world. It is just a hard concept for us to get our heads around, because if we were homeless we would prefer to live somewhere. Many Katrina victims actually did live somewhere and were happy to have shelter.

An interesting read is “The Glass Castle.” And, a somewhat disturbing movie is “Wendy and Lucy.”

[Ricechex]

Actually, many of the homeless actually prefer to be homeless. When given opportunity, they usually end up back on the streets. In some ways, they do not want to live in our world. It is just a hard concept for us to get our heads around, because if we were homeless we would prefer to live somewhere. Many Katrina victims actually did live somewhere and were happy to have shelter.

An interesting read is “The Glass Castle.” And, a somewhat disturbing movie is “Wendy and Lucy.”

[Ricechex]

Actually, many of the homeless actually prefer to be homeless. When given opportunity, they usually end up back on the streets. In some ways, they do not want to live in our world. It is just a hard concept for us to get our heads around, because if we were homeless we would prefer to live somewhere. Many Katrina victims actually did live somewhere and were happy to have shelter.

An interesting read is “The Glass Castle.” And, a somewhat disturbing movie is “Wendy and Lucy.”

[Ricechex]

Actually, many of the homeless actually prefer to be homeless. When given opportunity, they usually end up back on the streets. In some ways, they do not want to live in our world. It is just a hard concept for us to get our heads around, because if we were homeless we would prefer to live somewhere. Many Katrina victims actually did live somewhere and were happy to have shelter.

An interesting read is “The Glass Castle.” And, a somewhat disturbing movie is “Wendy and Lucy.”

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