Row 75196

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Ph shut the hell up, immigrants aren't the cause of higher housing costs and you damned well know it. The cost of higher housing is multifaceted and none of those have to do with immigrants. The biggest is the fact that for 16 years we've nationally built several hundred thousand fewer units of housing. All while simultaneously allowing cash-flush corporations to buy up what little single-family housing there is. If those corporations had been paying significantly higher taxes while mandating that they not pass the cost of those taxes onto consumers they wouldn't be able to afford to buy said housing.

Had we passed laws that mandate profit sharing, or at the very least reigned in corporate greed since the late 90s we would be in a far better place as a nation. But no, we allow degenerate conservative policies that make the rich richer and the poor poorer, and then can't seem to understand why things are getting worse. We allow scumbags like Trump and the Tea Party before him to give hundreds of billions in tax breaks to those who have too much already and yet we're shocked that wealth inequality gets worse. And then someone like you comes along and falls for the age-old trick of blaming the brown-skinned people and you think THAT is going to somehow fix everything.

Shne on you.

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