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As more and more jobs require vaccination, a significant portion of the population will refuse and lose their jobs. On top of this, cities across the US are now mandating vaccine passports to function in every day society. There will be many jobless people with nothing left to lose very shortly. Will people just bend over and let this happen? Or is there any hope of things drastically changing within the next few months?

As more and more jobs require vaccination, a significant portion of the population will refuse and lose their jobs. On top of this, cities across the US are now mandating vaccine passports to function in every day society. There will be many jobless people with nothing left to lose very shortly. Will people just bend over and let this happen? Or is there any hope of things drastically changing within the next few months?

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[–] • 5 pts

It's a good time to sell but a hard time to buy.

[–] [deleted] • 3 pts

Im moving from a bubble area to rural so ill stil come out ahead financially with much more land and a bigger house. Been looking for a couple weeks.

[–] • 4 pts

No doubt you will. But the housing market is crazy competitive right now. I had to pay cash on the spot for my mom's house otherwise she would not have gotten it. Family looking at the place as I got there and another coming to see before I was done. Neither could hack a cash deal though.

[–] • 2 pts

Almost been a year at our new home in rural, small town america from a semi big city that is starting to get all the big city problems (niggers, faggots, libshits, ect...)

Twice the house, ten times the yard, double stall to a huge shop garage, 10k less than the big city house was.

Things you can't put a price on: quite all times of day, extremely friendly and all White neighbors, seeing the stars at night.

Best decision we've ever made.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

Yep im coming from a mid sized city looking around 2 hours out in the middle of no where. Everything ive seen is exactly like you described. Huge house, acres and acres of property with storage buildings and either tree farms or ponds no neighbors within 1 mile.