Great picture, Peter! I wonder what is going to happen to us all. If the Supreme Court changes, we have no access to clean water, the internet becomes too expensive and we have no SS or Medicare, what shall we do? Can we stop this? Best, Mel
My understanding is that millions of Americans became homeless after they failed to meet their mortgage payments. Whilst the banks were bailed out (the big ones) the ordinary person wasn't. So they lost their homes and were forced to become renters. Is it true that many of the houses they lived in were pulled down, destroyed or were left abandoned and thus left to rot and decay? Why is there a shortage of housing now? Surely these same folk could have stayed in their homes as renters (at the very least)??
No worries. In the long run we are all dead.
ReplyDeleteGreat picture, Peter! I wonder what is going to happen to us all. If the Supreme Court changes, we have no access to clean water, the internet becomes too expensive and we have no SS or Medicare, what shall we do? Can we stop this?
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My understanding is that millions of Americans became homeless after they failed to meet their mortgage payments. Whilst the banks were bailed out (the big ones) the ordinary person wasn't. So they lost their homes and were forced to become renters. Is it true that many of the houses they lived in were pulled down, destroyed or were left abandoned and thus left to rot and decay? Why is there a shortage of housing now? Surely these same folk could have stayed in their homes as renters (at the very least)??
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