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What a way to set up a camp. Have it set on a trailer and drag it up in the woods with a 1 ton 4x4 where a pad is waiting.Probably a lot of these.
Elon is the company founder.
What a way to set up a camp. Have it set on a trailer and drag it up in the woods with a 1 ton 4x4 where a pad is waiting.Probably a lot of these.
Elon is the company founder.
That's because they're not allowed to build the type of home that they built when housing was affordable.Affordable housing is a huge deal. I know many people who work full time jobs with more than decent salaries who cannot afford to buy a home. Even in my little middle of nowhere neck of the woods the cost of real estate is astronomical. I think more should be done to help people afford a home.
Having said all that, public housing of the ilk that is being proposed per the article will do nothing except bring riff raff, associated crime and more importantly destroy neighborhoods and whole communities.
I only take solace in the fact that none of them will have those evil gas stoves (/s).
None of the people in charge of this project care.This system will fail before it is implemented in any significant manner. Suburban areas and even more so rural areas lack the infrastructure for this style of living. The main one being no public transit. The distance to access other public services will be too great to overcome.
Who will live in them? The city people have no desire to move to a rural area. Are they gonna force people in Rochester or Syracuse to move to Cato or Weedsport?
Country folk have low tolerance for the type of shenanigans that proliferate the cities. Folks out here simply won't tolerate it. Bunch of them acting the fool won't make it, they'll simply start to vanish.
Financially this project will be enormously expensive, even with or perhaps because of the state.gov able to set fire to money like no other, this thing will take forever to implement. Long enough for the entire scheme to be exposed as a failure.
I disagree, and am as "country folk" as can be. People will talk all they want but nothing is going to happen except they are going to bitch about whats going on over a can of Busch.This system will fail before it is implemented in any significant manner. Suburban areas and even more so rural areas lack the infrastructure for this style of living. The main one being no public transit. The distance to access other public services will be too great to overcome.
Who will live in them? The city people have no desire to move to a rural area. Are they gonna force people in Rochester or Syracuse to move to Cato or Weedsport?
Country folk have low tolerance for the type of shenanigans that proliferate the cities. Folks out here simply won't tolerate it. Bunch of them acting the fool won't make it, they'll simply start to vanish.
Financially this project will be enormously expensive, even with or perhaps because of the state.gov able to set fire to money like no other, this thing will take forever to implement. Long enough for the entire scheme to be exposed as a failure.
Developers (and the governor reelection campaign) are the only ones that will benefit from this. They will incorporate as a brand new company, identify a suitable property, the state will transfer it to them through eminent domain, and they will make a fortune building shitty 4-40 unit section 8 apartment buildings/complexes, using nothing but state and federal grants and zero interest loans. Most will file for bankruptcy just before, or immediately after the project is completed.This system will fail before it is implemented in any significant manner. Suburban areas and even more so rural areas lack the infrastructure for this style of living. The main one being no public transit. The distance to access other public services will be too great to overcome.
Who will live in them? The city people have no desire to move to a rural area. Are they gonna force people in Rochester or Syracuse to move to Cato or Weedsport?
Country folk have low tolerance for the type of shenanigans that proliferate the cities. Folks out here simply won't tolerate it. Bunch of them acting the fool won't make it, they'll simply start to vanish.
Financially this project will be enormously expensive, even with or perhaps because of the state.gov able to set fire to money like no other, this thing will take forever to implement. Long enough for the entire scheme to be exposed as a failure.
thats whats going to happen to rural subsidized housing. They will get halfway assembled, and BOOM a mysterious fire.This system will fail before it is implemented in any significant manner. Suburban areas and even more so rural areas lack the infrastructure for this style of living. The main one being no public transit. The distance to access other public services will be too great to overcome.
Who will live in them? The city people have no desire to move to a rural area. Are they gonna force people in Rochester or Syracuse to move to Cato or Weedsport?
Country folk have low tolerance for the type of shenanigans that proliferate the cities. Folks out here simply won't tolerate it. Bunch of them acting the fool won't make it, they'll simply start to vanish.
Financially this project will be enormously expensive, even with or perhaps because of the state.gov able to set fire to money like no other, this thing will take forever to implement. Long enough for the entire scheme to be exposed as a failure.
Phoenix is now officially off my list of potential places. I don't know what the state's politics are now, but with all those assholes from CA moving in you can bet it will turn into California 2.0 in another decade or two. I also wonder how the state's water table can handle all that growth but that's another topic.if you want UNAFFORDABLE housing, come to Phoenix, Az. They are throwing up house as fast as they can. 1600ft homes go for $400,000 and up. But the clown forces from California are buying them up like candy. They're selling their 1600 ft homes in California for $1.5 million and coming to Phoenix, buying homes and still have a shit ton of money left over
There are building cranes everywhere, factories, warehouses, train rails all going up. but it is stupid expensive. My sons FIL built a house, One acre of land cost him $140,000, just raw land. and thats on the outskirts of Phoenix.
My in laws used to live in a rural town outside of Amsterdam NY. We had to go through part of the town to get to their house. For 30 years I watched how that section declined into a poverty ridden hell hole.I disagree, and am as "country folk" as can be. People will talk all they want but nothing is going to happen except they are going to bitch about whats going on over a can of Busch.
40 years ago a large influx of Puerto Ricans began settling in Amsterdam NY. They spread around in the surrounding communities and for the most part assimilated. Now when you look at a graduating high school class its no longer purely Italian, Irish and German names but a significant Hispanic percentage. It use to be unheard of to have a hispanic neighbor in your rural community, now not so much.
Nearby Gloversville however is a slightly different story. Its been a depressed shithole for 50 years, 25 years ago primarily black "businessmen" started moving in to sell their wares. Now its a shithole with a drug problem. They live in a 5 block radius primarly of shithole low income rentals, but are slowly spreading past the city limits. The arrests are daily with lots of resident addresses in brooklyn and the bronx, but in reality nothing ever gets done to remedy the problem and the scourge keep immigrating to the area.
It won't take that long. Both AZ and TX are having the same issue, Californians are moving in, and turning the place into a liberal bastian. The real problem is the same as NY, the big cities are ruling over the entire state, and its pissing people off. And in AZ the voter fraud is so blantant its ridiculous.Phoenix is now officially off my list of potential places. I don't know what the state's politics are now, but with all those assholes from CA moving in you can bet it will turn into California 2.0 in another decade or two. I also wonder how the state's water table can handle all that growth but that's another topic.
It won't take that long. Both AZ and TX are having the same issue, Californians are moving in, and turning the place into a liberal bastian. The real problem is the same as NY, the big cities are ruling over the entire state, and its pissing people off. And in AZ the voter fraud is so blantant its ridiculous.
There isn't anywhere West of Arkansas that I'd live: Between water shortages, illegal immigration, fuck-tards coming out of California, skyrocketing prices, uber wealthy buying up vast quantities of land in WY, MT, CO, et.al I'll take my chances elsewherePhoenix is now officially off my list of potential places. I don't know what the state's politics are now, but with all those assholes from CA moving in you can bet it will turn into California 2.0 in another decade or two. I also wonder how the state's water table can handle all that growth but that's another topic.
People WILL abuse anything that's "free" and will eventually believe themselves "entitled" to it....when it all implodes (and it will) they will be among the first loaded into Box Cars for relocation to a sanctuary.Back in the '90's I worked for the Rochester Housing Authority. The single largest Landlord in Rochester. ALL were for LOW INCOME families. It was during there "Lead abatement program"
Anyone living in a RHA home was moved to a hotel/motel. The home was gutted from top to bottom. ALL plumbing, electrical and HVAC was removed, only the shell remained. The home was rebuilt, re-sided, new EVERYTHING, including new appliances. Then the tenants were moved back in. These "new" homes were trashed within a week...........TRASHED!!!! I went back on a couple because the furnace "stopped working". The new vinyl floor was ripped from the new "Rent-to-own" kitchen table. The thermostat was gone?? in it's place was a nice big hole in the new drywall? fortunately the wires were still connected, and nothing shorted out. I just stuck it to the wall and told them, when the walls fixed I'll come back and properly RE-install the stat. never got a call to go back
The graft and corruption was astounding. If one of the supervisors wanted a new furnace for THEIR rental, I could over bid a job by A LOT, still get the job, and made more than enough to cover my labor for their home or rental. And they ( supervisor ) supplied the furnace. It got so bad I quit working for the RHA. That little voice in the back of my head said "moneys good, BUT at what cost. About 15/18 months after I quit, one supervisor was arrested on corruption. Then, a few years later the director of the RHA was arrested for fraud and corruption, his replacement as arrested a few years after that...... on and on.
The point is, all of these low income homes will be trashed within weeks of the new tenants moving in ~~~WEEKS. If the tenants are not invested in the place, if they didn't help build it, THEY DON'T GIVE A FLYING FUCK about it. someone else will fix it at no cost to them.
At one of these places the furnace went out at OH-dark thirty, it was 10° or 15° out, the Housing authority guy was overwhelmed with calls, and I was one of the back ups? I went on the call at 3am, when I knocked on the door, it opened, and I was berated by the tenant, She started screaming at me ( literally screaming ) "were the fuck you been, my chittlens be freezing, you motherfuckers don't give a fuck about us, get your fucking ass in here and fix my shit". still standing at the door, in the freezing cold, I said, "not until you apologize and stop screaming at me, I got the call 15 minutes ago, and here I am" THAT made everything so much worse. Long-story-short.........I left. I sent them a bill for $89.95 for the service call. They said "I didn't do anything and the tenant is still mad and cold". I told them what happened and to pay the bill or you'll be hearing from my lawyer, and never ever call me again, I don't that crap from anyone, period. they paid, and i never heard from them again
Is this the new and modernized "Democrat Plantation"?
Affordable housing is a huge deal. I know many people who work full time jobs with more than decent salaries who cannot afford to buy a home. Even in my little middle of nowhere neck of the woods the cost of real estate is astronomical. I think more should be done to help people afford a home.
Having said all that, public housing of the ilk that is being proposed per the article will do nothing except bring riff raff, associated crime and more importantly destroy neighborhoods and whole communities.
I only take solace in the fact that none of them will have those evil gas stoves (/s).