10 sats \ 9 replies \ @Undisciplined 8 Mar \ parent \ on: Capital Formation Weekly #3 mostly_harmless
The population is still small, but maybe 50% higher. I'm not sure.
The major change is that it's rich people moving into new fancy homes and it used to be a middle class community. There's also a less prominent development of low income multifamily housing.
You could add to that a hundred other seemingly innocuous changes that people in small towns freak out about.
Section 8 affordable housing
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I don't think so, but I'm not 100% sure. It was intended for service sector workers who couldn't afford homes in the town.
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Low income service sector workers?
Sounds like euphemistic code
Check out this video
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It doesn't really matter what it sounds like. Resorts employ lots of low income service workers.
I'll pass on Mark Levin. I've had my lifetime fill.
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Do these service workers have passports and green cards?
Otherwise we should pass because I’ve had my lifetime fill
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Relax, they're white.
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Your hometown is lucky
If only that could happen every where in America and Europe
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The video is a speech by Dick Lamm in 2003
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