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A portion of the building will be for people who qualify for housing assistance, which means people who make under the area's average income. That's around $30,000 a year.
I am against all forced diversity, in schools, housing, jobs etc. I'm all for organic diversity. If you want it, you work for it. If you can't get it, you work harder.
originally posted by: JAGStorm
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A portion of the building will be for people who qualify for housing assistance, which means people who make under the area's average income. That's around $30,000 a year.
I'll just put this out there. I am against all forced diversity, in schools, housing, jobs etc. I'm all for organic diversity. If you want it, you work for it.
If you can't get it, you work harder.
So now we get to housing. Is it fair for someone that is on housing assistance to live a luxury apartment? I imagine there are many people that are working their butt off that would never be afforded the same luxury? How is this a good thing? I just don't see it. If someone could explain it to me I'd appreciate it.
The way I see it, that housing assistance person isn't going to want to better themselves. They will literally downgrade their home if they do. In a way they are encouraging poverty. I put this in NWO because I really think that is what it is. Control people by giving them what they think they want. Looks like in many ways in America it is working. It creeps in slowing, a small percent here, a small percent there. Pretty soon nobody thinks they can actually do anything for themselves..
Why does housing need to be income diverse?
Do we need more affordable housing.
Of course we do, but this isn't the answer.
have high end amenities like a pool, patio and views of lake Michigan.
Do we need more affordable housing. Of course we do, but this isn't the answer.
Milwaukee isn't that expensive, is there really a need for "affordable housing" in downtown Milwaukee?
originally posted by: DictionaryOfExcuses
I support the plan, provided low-income applicants are obligated to particpate in an incrementally challenging series of Running Man-style confrontations with Trump as Damon Killian.
One day soon when I retire? I'm gonna let loose the info....
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: Edumakated
Milwaukee isn't that expensive, is there really a need for "affordable housing" in downtown Milwaukee?
Just 15min outside of this area, you can buy an entire house for under 20K. I'm not exaggerating or joking.
It's just not luxury and doesn't have a view of the lake.
location, location, location!