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Thanks fellas.

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Meanwhile, my dad, a lifelong public servant, lays in the hospital in a coma. They will milk his savings and give free medical care to illegals. And shitdicks will wonder why we want mass deportations.

So I get to pay for my medical and the rest of these lazy focks' too! Yeah, we told you idiots.

Once again, the "Affordable Care Act" wasn't affordable without tax payer funded subsidies. So it wasn't focking affordable in the first place. You fockin morons will believe anything you're told.

I forgot about Suicidal Tendencies. Nice call. I never considered Social D "punk" but to each his own.

Another tranny thread.

Surprising, with that polliwog IQ. Its almost like somebody helped them figure it out.

I think the first record I ever bought was "Never Mind The Bollocks." Besides the Sex Pistols, I was into Black Flag, The DK's, and the Ramones. I still listen to the Ramones regularly, not so much of the other stuff.

A well maintained home doesn't degrade. In fact, most people update/upgrade their homes every so often. A house will naturally increase in value if it is in a desirable market. But that only happens if there isn't a steady supply of new homes going up in the area. Building newer, more expensive homes in an established area, slows the value increase of existing homes in that area. It simultaneously increases traffic, congestion, pollution, crime and a myriad of other issues that, in the long run, make the area less desirable.

There are a record number of people moving out of places like CA and NY. They are leaving hot markets and relocating to colder markets and getting more for their money. At the same time, they are warming up the markets they are relocating to and driving up prices there in the process. For someone like myself, I'm banking on my home in CA. I want it to appreciate as much as possible so when I retire, I can sell it for max $ and buy somewhere out of state, where my cost of living will be greatly reduced. My home isn't my only investment but it is my biggest investment. Why would I not want the maximum return possible on that investment?

Buying a home is the biggest investment most people will ever make. They should enjoy a return on that investment. Otherwise, why bother?

Homes in certain markets appreciate faster than homes in other markets. So, if you're selling and buying in the same market, it might be a wash. But if you're selling in a hot market and buying in a different market, it isn't a wash.

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