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You just call it Preemptive strike or Operation Storm something and label homelessness as terrorism threat. Allthou, once Halliburon gets their hands on that, the homes will costs a million each, do not have roof and construction lasts ten years.

I think you're being a bit hyperbolic here.


...I'm sure the building would have a tarp or plastic sheet on top.

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We never did learn what job he had? The gentleman says the house enabled him to get a job, in the video. But, they don't tell what job he has. I see him sitting behind a counter with a clip board. It makes me think he deals with the public. If I understand what causes homelessness, it is not being able to afford a house. But, again, this man says the home enabled to get a job. My best guess is that he works for the apartment complex where he lives. Where do the other residents work?

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It's astonishing to me that this kind of thing isn't the norm for Republicans. It both follows actual Christian values (admittedly not the one's normal American Christians follow) of caring for their fellow man AND it's financially responsible. I'm all for saving myself money if it's not at the expense of others, and more so when it helps them. What morons can possibly find fault in that?