Bryan ▲

Wrong

Thank you for your service 🫡

I get it but I don't really think that's how war works

And what regulation is the problem

No it's not. Most poor people aren't dirty, disrespectful or loud. They are people working jobs that don't pay an income that can afford them much luxury. There's a high probability of someone making an asinine comment like this, is talking out their ass.

Most people on section 8 do have jobs. Where did you hear that nonsense

The entire team is better. A lot of players roles have been reduced offensively. Really only Jabari has taken a step up offensively. Everybody else's numbers are either down or stagnated. Doesn't really mean they've been worse

The top 10 percent have about 70 percent of all the wealth. Of course they're going to pay the most, and despite that, they dodge billions of dollars in taxes. And where did you get these numbers that the bottom 25 percent don't pay any taxes?

You know that money you claim is being spent on illegals is a drop in the bucket compared to what is actually needed for this stuff right? Also a drop compared money spent on wars , and implementing tariffs, instead of using diplomacy, both of which cost is pushed to US citizens

Nah I do. Real estate, especially in big cities like NYC is extremely shady. These companies are trying to make money off something that should be affordable for everybody and are artificially driving up prices. That's why cities are heavily taxing people with multiple properties

That stuff isn't cheap. And guess who isn't paying their fair share in taxes....

No it's not

Who said build anything for free? Affordable doesn't mean free. Taxes foot the bill for a lot of these things. Unless you got a well at your house, a generator in your basement, and you fly a helicopter to your job, good chance taxpayers subsidize shit you use

Like these cheap ass companies going into poor areas looking for tax breaks

If we can get pressure on him, he'll fold

Where in the contracts did it say be cheap and cut corners?

You can say that about any place. That's why we have zoning laws and government regulations to help the people because if rich people/companies had a choice, they'd drive the less fortunate out of every place they chose to move to.

And this structure had stipulations it needed to meet to guarantee that it was integrated into the community and allow those builders to get tax breaks. The grey area is how they did it and that's the problem. They ignored the human element and chose to be cheap and shady

Providing food to poor people isn't very lucrative in a city like NYC. They chose to move into an area full of poor people and integrate their building into the community by building affordable housing, but they didn't integrate it. They just tacked it on to get what they wanted

No if they couldn't afford it without fulfilling their agreements to get those tax breaks