I can see the counterpoints. Aren't there ugly buildings all over creation, like Allegheny Center, and countless inert looking high rise apartment buildings? Hasn't the inherent natural beauty been soiled by real estate disposition, all over Pittsburgh? Why is some dolt saying new high rise apartment complexes are the thing to do right now?
Let's talk about the minimum wage, and the service economy that employs stupid, warty, pimply people. The cost of housing is excessive, all around, but to the low earning scuzz muffins of our land, the burdensome cost of housing permanently destabilizes them. They have to go on welfare to survive, and have scads of retarded kiddies, just so they can get disability benefits, so they can all collectively pay the rent or mortgage. Also, people like that have to move in and out of cities, looking for work. We all need low cost housing, in order to civilize the inevitable low wage worker.
Cheap housing is the only hope for quality of life. It s also the only hope for a growing economy at the working class level. I'm proposing the next wave municipal construction be geared expressly to enable the poor folk to earn, spend, and enter into small business. It is necessary to reduce the cost of living to make this beneficial. Small business will function better, will be able to sustain better human resources, if said resources has cheap ass housing. Cheap housing means more spendable income among the wee folk. And don't forget, there has been a beef trail of high end real estate development all over town just waiting to fail in business and cost the tax payers a fortune. Why not beat the band for once, and open a trend that makes sense?
Let's talk about the minimum wage, and the service economy that employs stupid, warty, pimply people. The cost of housing is excessive, all around, but to the low earning scuzz muffins of our land, the burdensome cost of housing permanently destabilizes them. They have to go on welfare to survive, and have scads of retarded kiddies, just so they can get disability benefits, so they can all collectively pay the rent or mortgage. Also, people like that have to move in and out of cities, looking for work. We all need low cost housing, in order to civilize the inevitable low wage worker.
Cheap housing is the only hope for quality of life. It s also the only hope for a growing economy at the working class level. I'm proposing the next wave municipal construction be geared expressly to enable the poor folk to earn, spend, and enter into small business. It is necessary to reduce the cost of living to make this beneficial. Small business will function better, will be able to sustain better human resources, if said resources has cheap ass housing. Cheap housing means more spendable income among the wee folk. And don't forget, there has been a beef trail of high end real estate development all over town just waiting to fail in business and cost the tax payers a fortune. Why not beat the band for once, and open a trend that makes sense?
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