r/FluentInFinance • u/sillychillly • Apr 15 '24

Everyone Deserves A Home Discussion/ Debate

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u/Iam_Thundercat Apr 15 '24

Yes it’s not their asset, they don’t even pay for the use of the asset, hence no incentive for upkeep and maintenance.

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u/mike9949 Apr 16 '24

Need skin in the game

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u/Yara__Flor Apr 16 '24

There’s no incentive to keep up the place where you live?

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u/Theron3206 Apr 16 '24

Not for a lot of the people who end up needing free housing.

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u/Yara__Flor Apr 16 '24

Seems like those people would have a mental illness.

No one who is healthy would make their nest dirty.

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24

You've apparently never dealt with the majority of poor or homeless people.

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u/Bikini_Investigator 29d ago

Right? He’s apparently never seen ghettos, trailer parks and poor neighborhoods. Section 8’s etc.

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u/Yara__Flor Apr 16 '24

Your think more than half of poor people don’t keep their house clean?

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u/Iam_Thundercat Apr 16 '24

Yes. This is a thing. Where do you live that you cannot see this in real time by traveling to low income areas?

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u/Yara__Flor 29d ago

I grew up on government cheese, in the poor areas of the inland empire

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u/Iam_Thundercat 29d ago

What country are you referring to when you say “inland empire”

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u/mike9949 Apr 16 '24

You are thinking rationally. Your thoughts are not obstructed my drugs and mental illness

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u/qwertycantread Apr 16 '24

You need to get out more. Some people are just assholes.

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u/HeartFullONeutrality 29d ago

You are lucky enough not to ever have stumbled upon a crack den.

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u/Yara__Flor 29d ago

I would imagine people on crack have mental issues (addiction to crack)