Elaborate welfare housing project

Sawmill Jim · #21 07/30/11, 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by City Bound

Well, in this case rent and free can be very confusing words. If the person has a real job and pay the 30% that they ask for, then that is truely rent and the operation is bringing in actually money. If the people who live there are on welfare and paying 30% of their welfare check, then they really are not paying rent, they are just giveing back a percentage of the free money that was handed to them, so the operation in that case is really not bringing in any real money, it is just getting back some of the hand out they gave out. It would be like giving a begger on the street a dollar and he gives you back 30 cents. All he did was give you back your own money.

Nope the Gov pays most of the rent here the locals don't even mow their yards it is done for them . Most have cable tv that they pay for .Then they call the Transit Authority to go to the beauty parlor

Wife once worked at a Gov ran day care she had to stay over as the child's mother was tied up at the beauty parlor . On the wife's pay she couldn't afford the beauty parlor

Wife knew one woman think her part of the rent was $17.50 Gov paid the rest .

City Bound · #22 07/30/11, 12:41 AM

yeah it really is a joke, $(*$*$$($( joke. It wont last long, eventually all the money will run out.

If I was wealthy or middle class I would just leave this country, because I wouldn't want to work just to pay for all these hand outs.

Sawmill Jim · #23 07/30/11, 12:52 AM

I am going Galt fast as i can . Talked to a guy yesterday about some land in the boonies on a gravel road .He wants $2,000 an acre i think he is a tad high .

westbrook · #24 07/30/11, 12:55 AM

a state prison went in several years ago, then the tract homes 3-5 bdrm 2-3 baths.... 2 story beautiful.... were built and people bought and turned into section 8 housing!

http://www3.lacdc.org/CDCWebsite/AH/Home.aspx

you work hard, save your money and can finally afford a home... you buy only to find out welfare are living up and down the streets paying $80 a month while the gov. covers the rest! houses started in the low $300,000.

Sawmill Jim · #25 07/30/11, 01:00 AM

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Originally Posted by westbrook

a state prison went in several years ago, then the tract homes 3-5 bdrm 2-3 baths.... 2 story beautiful.... were built and people bought and turned into section 8 housing!

http://www3.lacdc.org/CDCWebsite/AH/Home.aspx

you work hard, save your money and can finally afford a home... you buy only to find out welfare are living up and down the streets paying $80 a month while the gov. covers the rest! houses started in the low $300,000.

Makes you want to work some over time eh

City Bound · #26 07/30/11, 02:10 AM

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Originally Posted by westbrook

you work hard, save your money and can finally afford a home... you buy only to find out welfare are living up and down the streets paying $80 a month while the gov. covers the rest! houses started in the low $300,000.

Yeah, like I said in an earlier post it is a $&$&*((! joke.

You know what happens, eventually good people like you will get discourages and not even bother anymore. you just give up. It happened in europe. Over in Ireland people on the dole get just as much as people who work, so say if the average salary is 45 grand, people on the dole also get 45 grand for doing nothing. ireland is a backwards country.