mke_geek @ mke_geek @lemm.ee

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35m^2 = approximately 377 sqft

There's plenty of small apartments in the United States, just as there's a lot of small (under 1000 sqft) houses. But apparently, the minimum square footage people demand these days for houses is 2,000.

Of course they're not really killing people. There's just the usual reality show drama.

You are literally generalizing people with money as bad people. That's the same as generalizing all poor people as drug users and thieves.

It's always an unpopular opinion to say that there are bad people in the world but it's the truth.

You sound just like someone from Nazi Germany.

24% think it's headed in the right direction?

It's like art, you know it when you see it.

Out of the frying pan, into the fire.

That's also a dumb idea.

It doesn't make money to produce a product that kills your customer base quickly. Killing them slowly is what the cigarette industry does. Get the customer to purchase over and over again.

That's a dumb idea.

It's the same story in many cities; the government doesn't handle both managing money AND providing housing. The government should stick to just managing the funds and let private industry manage the housing.

This is an average including the most expensive areas of the county. Homes are still very affordable in areas like the Midwest (under $200k and sometimes under $100k).

Buy medical debt. You can clear someone’s $150,000 debt for like $200.

How do you do this?

Not even $30k. I just got a pre-owned SUV for under $20k.

This is an example of hating other people irrationally.

Singapore is known for it's low crime rate. Corporal punishment is widely accepted. Caning is used not only to punish criminals but also as a disciplinary measure in schools, the military, and domestically. You can find rattan canes for sale in the grocery store for about 50 cents.

And if the landlord pays it you can be damn certain it's gonna end up in your rent calculation.

Well obviously, they aren't going to work for free.

At the beginning of a mortgage you're really not gaining much equity if that's that your prior comment was about.

So the 18k for the mortgage just disappear when someone else owns the place?

If it's at the beginning of the mortgage, most of that is interest because interest is front loaded.