Two young entrepreneurs who themselves struggled to remain housed now run a company that aims to create affordable dwellings in California's biggest cities.
Lol, I’m not bitching at the “victims” you nerd. I’m pointing out the absurdity of living in a sardine can instead of relocating to a place, any place, that is better and less densely populated and cheaper to live than LA.
There comes a point where people stop being victims, and willingly subjecting oneself to living in an overpriced, overpopulated, crime ridden city is entirely self inflicted.
I still can’t tell if you’re trolling or if you really just don’t understand a lot of things. Like when you acted baffled that we like workers.
But in short: we have limited resources. 33% of LA are immigrants, LA housing market is fucked up, and they also can’t build tall because earth quakes. They’re out of space, and they still want to import more people.
Wow, for prices comparable to rent in most other states?
I have a crazy idea: move elsewhere.
Or you know, we could actually fix the problem instead of bitching at the victims?
Lol, I’m not bitching at the “victims” you nerd. I’m pointing out the absurdity of living in a sardine can instead of relocating to a place, any place, that is better and less densely populated and cheaper to live than LA.
There comes a point where people stop being victims, and willingly subjecting oneself to living in an overpriced, overpopulated, crime ridden city is entirely self inflicted.
You’re the one who is telling people to upend their lives to go somewhere else because of a problem they didn’t cause.
They’re living in a crowded place. They caused it by definition.
Yeah, people sure do choose where they’re born.
I never said they caused it by choice, but I promise you it’s easier to move out of an expensive place than to move into one.
Yeah, but that require LA to have been wrong about their politics
Which ones?
I still can’t tell if you’re trolling or if you really just don’t understand a lot of things. Like when you acted baffled that we like workers.
But in short: we have limited resources. 33% of LA are immigrants, LA housing market is fucked up, and they also can’t build tall because earth quakes. They’re out of space, and they still want to import more people.
9 times out of 10 when pro-worker legislation is killed, it’s killed by republicans.
https://jacobin.com/2023/01/gop-republican-party-working-class-interests-pro-worker
What an awful part of the liberal agenda, being constrained by nature.
No thoughts as to why that’s the case?
The entire country is a country of immigrants.
This argument is not worth it.
But I will clarify, the earth quakes are just nature, no one can’t change it. It’s a somewhat unusual constraint that LA deals with.