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Everywhere I look, the prices are absolute insanity. I mean, yes, they are expensive and if you're lucky you can get crumbs from the kike manipulation of the markets. If you're unlucky, you essentially have a very expensive, down under mortgage. But recently, the housing prices come off as slavery. These clearly 250,000 housing units are being sold for 500 or more, and its like how the fuck does anyone afford this stuff?

Everywhere I look, the prices are absolute insanity. I mean, yes, they are expensive and if you're lucky you can get crumbs from the kike manipulation of the markets. If you're unlucky, you essentially have a very expensive, down under mortgage. But recently, the housing prices come off as slavery. These clearly 250,000 housing units are being sold for 500 or more, and its like how the fuck does anyone afford this stuff?

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The "problem" I have, if you will, is that my grandparents are still alive and are going to be for the foreseeable future. They already sold their "big" house in California. Not that I'd really want to live there. But yeah living as long as they do, there's not going to be much left. I don't know what the got from their parents. We were never wealthy, but there may have been land.

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It's like they see all this shit burning down around them.and thi k nothing of the next generation. The 50s were good, the 60s changed American values and we are seeing the trickle down effects of that decay that took place during the 60s revolution. It's been said that sexual immorality effects the 3rd generation and we are apparently the result of that revolution. We are going to suffer for it.

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Well I totally agree that America peaked in the early 60s. If you've never read "Coming Apart" by Charles Murray, it's interesting, as are a lot of the sources he cites. The subtitle, something about White America, is misleading in the sense that it makes one think the book is about the breakdown of white America in particular. Rather, he analyzes white America independently so that he's not spending the whole time analyzing the disparity between whites and blacks. Basically the same problems -- single motherhood/lower marriage rates/more divorce, drug use, working less, and the breakdown of community -- happen to both communities.