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https://twitter.com/thehill/status/926076191827783680 lolwut
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If we destroy the world and make it uninhabitable then humans won’t be able to sexually assault each other.
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Nov 2, 2017 16:14
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My plan to sell my Seattle area home in the spring and move to Texas for a lower cost of living might have to speed up.
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Nov 2, 2017 16:18
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The body has a way of shutting down rape when the lights are on
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Nov 2, 2017 16:24
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CommieGIR posted:Expensive is defined by the ability to actually qualify for the loans and pay off the house at a local income rate. Most areas where housing is inexpensive requires you to either drive long commutes to seek a job that'll allow you to afford said loans. What the gently caress is this DnD bullshit. You mean mean the housing market generally tracks local income? No loving poo poo, no one is using the word "expensive" the way you're trying to here.
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Nov 2, 2017 16:26
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More lights = less crime He could literally have just stopped there and been correct but he had to rope sexual assault into it for some dumb loving reason.
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Nov 2, 2017 16:28
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Jarmak posted:What the gently caress is this DnD bullshit. You mean mean the housing market generally tracks local income? No loving poo poo, no one is using the word "expensive" the way you're trying to here. So please demonstrate for us how the housing bubble is only an urban issue. Thanks in advance. Also: chill the gently caress out.
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Nov 2, 2017 16:28
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My point was that taking away from takehome pay on a demographic that not only is up to their eyeballs in debt but that debt is securitized and put on the market doesn't seem like the best course of action.
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Nov 2, 2017 16:29
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Zeroisanumber posted:I know a couple in Seattle who bought their 900 square foot house for $160k back in 2004, it's worth close to a half-million now. This is a big "gently caress you!" to coastal states and I don't think the GOP shitheads from those states are going to go along with it. Removing mortgage interest as well as state and local tax deductions like they've also floated will absolutely murder Republican suburbanites in the NY/NJ area. Coincidentally the electoral college means their votes are useless to Trump 2020.
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Nov 2, 2017 16:34
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If you loving idiots crash the housing market because of Orangegropenfuehrer's incoherent twitter ramblings I will be really pissed off I'm selling my condo early next year DON'T gently caress YOUR NEIGHBOR IN THE rear end AMERICA.
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Nov 2, 2017 16:48
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I'm gonna be loving pissed if the elimination of the student loan interest deduction goes through. gently caress Man when that bubble pops it's gonna be fun.
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Nov 2, 2017 16:51
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Is this tax plan good for those of us that already own several properties without a mortgage?
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Nov 2, 2017 16:57
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Clovis is backing out of his nomination to head up AG, since he's probably in over his head with Russia. Never mind that he doesn't have a science degree of any kind.
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Nov 2, 2017 16:59
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Casimir Radon posted:Clovis is backing out of his nomination to head up AG, since he's probably in over his head with Russia. Never mind that he doesn't have a science degree of any kind. Like that'll stop em. Their EPA anarchist is doing his job well without one.
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Nov 2, 2017 17:00
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Poppyseed Poundcake posted:Is this tax plan good for those of us that already own several properties without a mortgage? Hell no, it caps the property tax deduction at $10,000. Edit: lower middle class will be OKish. They are pretty much poor already. The rest of the middle class is getting hosed. Ceiling fan fucked around with this message at 17:08 on Nov 2, 2017 |
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Nov 2, 2017 17:04
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Casimir Radon posted:Clovis is backing out of his nomination to head up AG, since he's probably in over his head with Russia. Never mind that he doesn't have a science degree of any kind. Whew. Pruitt alone is bad enough. This would have been a really bad thing as someone who works in this industry.
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Nov 2, 2017 17:06
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This tax plan is only good for people with incomes in the hundreds of millions plus and is a massive funnel up.
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Nov 2, 2017 17:08
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lol housing is a loving bubble where like 98% of the population lives
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Nov 2, 2017 17:12
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What if someone incorporated a small business and moved the house on to company books? Would the tax cut benefit a move like that?
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Nov 2, 2017 17:13
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MA-Horus posted:If you loving idiots crash the housing market because of Orangegropenfuehrer's incoherent twitter ramblings I will be really pissed off I'm selling my condo early next year DON'T gently caress YOUR NEIGHBOR IN THE rear end AMERICA. 
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Nov 2, 2017 17:22
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MA-Horus posted:If you loving idiots crash the housing market because of Orangegropenfuehrer's incoherent twitter ramblings I will be really pissed off I'm selling my condo early next year DON'T gently caress YOUR NEIGHBOR IN THE rear end AMERICA. Isn't the Canadian housing market already well into bubble mode right now? Like even worse than 2006 in the States?
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Nov 2, 2017 17:24
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Its really loving expensive right now yes.
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Nov 2, 2017 17:31
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Hot Karl Marx posted:Its really loving expensive right now yes. But obviously its only an Urban problem, right?
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Nov 2, 2017 17:32
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psydude posted:Isn't the Canadian housing market already well into bubble mode right now? Like even worse than 2006 in the States? Yes but according to the government Canada Is Different. And our mortgages are all recourses so... LOL.
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Nov 2, 2017 17:36
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psydude posted:Isn't the Canadian housing market already well into bubble mode right now? Like even worse than 2006 in the States? Yeah and a similar phenomena is driving it on the west coast up there as well! http://vancouversun.com/news/national/exclusive-how-b-c-casinos-are-used-to-launder-millions-in-drug-cash
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Nov 2, 2017 17:39
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Oh yeah it’s loving crazy I’m waiting for the bubble to burst but if it’s gonna burst I want it to be Canadian hubris that does it. MADE IN CANADA QUALITY
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Nov 2, 2017 17:42
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MA-Horus posted:Oh yeah it’s loving crazy I’m waiting for the bubble to burst but if it’s gonna burst I want it to be Canadian hubris that does it. I'm also waiting but Im also sick of renting. I'm trying to buy a house basically solo cause I took enough of my parents money when they supported during my errrm bad time and I'm single so it's all on me
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Nov 2, 2017 17:53
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My sister sold her semi-detached 1700 sq ft 3bd/1ba with a finished basement early October, it's a nice place, backs onto the Humber river. It's what people would have considered a nice starter home about 15 years ago. They bought it for 650 back in 2012. It went on the market for 799. It sold within a day (with 12 viewings and 5 offers) for 980. A million buckaroos for a starter home.
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Nov 2, 2017 17:56
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MA-Horus posted:Oh yeah it’s loving crazy I’m waiting for the bubble to burst but if it’s gonna burst I want it to be Canadian hubris that does it. I think that it'll come from multiple places at once, but "collapse-inducing dieoffs in the 45-64 fentanyl junkie age bracket" is going to be one of the early contributors since it'll pinch off a good part of the drug money pumping the RE markets in nearly every west coast urban area from San Diego to Vancouver. When the drug money stops, the launderers end up falling below the critical mass needed to also wash the inflows directly from China (ever since the Tianjin fire they haven't had much luck maintaining the car broker industry) so they stop serving as EB-5 chaperones and homebuyer tour bus operators (yeah sure they just happen to stop in Irvine for 3 days on their way to Disney, no real reason) which means there isn't ground cover for the LA fashion district launderers to stash THEIR drug money and the shady Richmond freight operators disappear overnight because their sugar daddies go into hiding, and then the Armenians lose their biggest secret partners which means the consumer credit market flatlines overnight because instead of defaulting 3 years from now the Armenians all start bouncing checks right away, which means they have no money to pay the inland meth gangs the protection money for their trucks and then you see collapses of home prices in places like Modesto and Turlock.
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MA-Horus posted:My sister sold her semi-detached 1700 sq ft 3bd/1ba with a finished basement early October, it's a nice place, backs onto the Humber river. It's what people would have considered a nice starter home about 15 years ago. I don't live near the area but I work a lot in Brampton and all the sub division advertisements say "starting in the low 800's!" low my loving rear end. There's 800 homes going up nearby my yard and they were ALL SOLD before they even had the topsoil removed. Unless you got a lot of help or live in the boonies it's hard to get your first home right now
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Nov 2, 2017 17:59
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Hot Karl Marx posted:I don't live near the area but I work a lot in Brampton and all the sub division advertisements say "starting in the low 800's!" low my loving rear end. My coworker lives in Calgary and it's cheap as poo poo apparently. Maybe you should move out there and become a hermit.
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Nov 2, 2017 18:10
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FAUXTON posted:I think that it'll come from multiple places at once, but "collapse-inducing dieoffs in the 45-64 fentanyl junkie age bracket" is going to be one of the early contributors since it'll pinch off a good part of the drug money pumping the RE markets in nearly every west coast urban area from San Diego to Vancouver. When the drug money stops, the launderers end up falling below the critical mass needed to also wash the inflows directly from China (ever since the Tianjin fire they haven't had much luck maintaining the car broker industry) so they stop serving as EB-5 chaperones and homebuyer tour bus operators (yeah sure they just happen to stop in Irvine for 3 days on their way to Disney, no real reason) which means there isn't ground cover for the LA fashion district launderers to stash THEIR drug money and the shady Richmond freight operators disappear overnight because their sugar daddies go into hiding, and then the Armenians lose their biggest secret partners which means the consumer credit market flatlines overnight because instead of defaulting 3 years from now the Armenians all start bouncing checks right away, which means they have no money to pay the inland meth gangs the protection money for their trucks and then you see collapses of home prices in places like Modesto and Turlock. Wait what? The fashion district is laundering Chinese drug money through Armenian biker gangs?
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Nov 2, 2017 18:15
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FAUXTON posted:I think that it'll come from multiple places at once, but "collapse-inducing dieoffs in the 45-64 fentanyl junkie age bracket" is going to be one of the early contributors since it'll pinch off a good part of the drug money pumping the RE markets in nearly every west coast urban area from San Diego to Vancouver. When the drug money stops, the launderers end up falling below the critical mass needed to also wash the inflows directly from China (ever since the Tianjin fire they haven't had much luck maintaining the car broker industry) so they stop serving as EB-5 chaperones and homebuyer tour bus operators (yeah sure they just happen to stop in Irvine for 3 days on their way to Disney, no real reason) which means there isn't ground cover for the LA fashion district launderers to stash THEIR drug money and the shady Richmond freight operators disappear overnight because their sugar daddies go into hiding, and then the Armenians lose their biggest secret partners which means the consumer credit market flatlines overnight because instead of defaulting 3 years from now the Armenians all start bouncing checks right away, which means they have no money to pay the inland meth gangs the protection money for their trucks and then you see collapses of home prices in places like Modesto and Turlock. can you repeat this, but english
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FAUXTON posted:I think that it'll come from multiple places at once, but "collapse-inducing dieoffs in the 45-64 fentanyl junkie age bracket" is going to be one of the early contributors since it'll pinch off a good part of the drug money pumping the RE markets in nearly every west coast urban area from San Diego to Vancouver. When the drug money stops, the launderers end up falling below the critical mass needed to also wash the inflows directly from China (ever since the Tianjin fire they haven't had much luck maintaining the car broker industry) so they stop serving as EB-5 chaperones and homebuyer tour bus operators (yeah sure they just happen to stop in Irvine for 3 days on their way to Disney, no real reason) which means there isn't ground cover for the LA fashion district launderers to stash THEIR drug money and the shady Richmond freight operators disappear overnight because their sugar daddies go into hiding, and then the Armenians lose their biggest secret partners which means the consumer credit market flatlines overnight because instead of defaulting 3 years from now the Armenians all start bouncing checks right away, which means they have no money to pay the inland meth gangs the protection money for their trucks and then you see collapses of home prices in places like Modesto and Turlock. I want you to have made this up but I feel like it's true.
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FAUXTON posted:I think that it'll come from multiple places at once, but "collapse-inducing dieoffs in the 45-64 fentanyl junkie age bracket" is going to be one of the early contributors since it'll pinch off a good part of the drug money pumping the RE markets in nearly every west coast urban area from San Diego to Vancouver. When the drug money stops, the launderers end up falling below the critical mass needed to also wash the inflows directly from China (ever since the Tianjin fire they haven't had much luck maintaining the car broker industry) so they stop serving as EB-5 chaperones and homebuyer tour bus operators (yeah sure they just happen to stop in Irvine for 3 days on their way to Disney, no real reason) which means there isn't ground cover for the LA fashion district launderers to stash THEIR drug money and the shady Richmond freight operators disappear overnight because their sugar daddies go into hiding, and then the Armenians lose their biggest secret partners which means the consumer credit market flatlines overnight because instead of defaulting 3 years from now the Armenians all start bouncing checks right away, which means they have no money to pay the inland meth gangs the protection money for their trucks and then you see collapses of home prices in places like Modesto and Turlock. if it wasn't for your background in anti-money laundering, i'd swear you got this from the radio beacons implanted in your dental fillings
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Nov 2, 2017 18:34
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MA-Horus posted:Nah I'm willing to bet it's additional support for the arching above the grand gallery. There's voids above the King's chamber too for pressure relief on the granite slabs I appreciated the post - AV combo.
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Nov 2, 2017 18:37
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FAUXTON posted:I think that it'll come from multiple places at once, but "collapse-inducing dieoffs in the 45-64 fentanyl junkie age bracket" is going to be one of the early contributors since it'll pinch off a good part of the drug money pumping the RE markets in nearly every west coast urban area from San Diego to Vancouver. When the drug money stops, the launderers end up falling below the critical mass needed to also wash the inflows directly from China (ever since the Tianjin fire they haven't had much luck maintaining the car broker industry) so they stop serving as EB-5 chaperones and homebuyer tour bus operators (yeah sure they just happen to stop in Irvine for 3 days on their way to Disney, no real reason) which means there isn't ground cover for the LA fashion district launderers to stash THEIR drug money and the shady Richmond freight operators disappear overnight because their sugar daddies go into hiding, and then the Armenians lose their biggest secret partners which means the consumer credit market flatlines overnight because instead of defaulting 3 years from now the Armenians all start bouncing checks right away, which means they have no money to pay the inland meth gangs the protection money for their trucks and then you see collapses of home prices in places like Modesto and Turlock. I feel like this is somehow true even if it sounds like the ramblings of a meth addled California republican.
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Nov 2, 2017 18:46
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MA-Horus posted:Oh yeah it’s loving crazy I’m waiting for the bubble to burst but if it’s gonna burst I want it to be Canadian hubris that does it. I'm hoping the bubble bursts a couple months after the gnarly huge raise I've been told to expect next month so I can say goodbye to renting. Or at least so rental prices go down. $1300-1500 for a 1br/1ba apartment is beyond retarded. I moved to the island to get away from the big city Vancouver prices, and they followed me here.
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Nov 2, 2017 18:59
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CRUSTY MINGE posted:Totally waiting for the bubble to pop in Colorado.... drat potheads
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