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Sure, if you overlook the part that he is housing and feeding 200 refugees.
by silverbax88 11y ago
Sure, if you overlook the part that he is housing and feeding 200 refugees.
- seivan 11y agoHe isn't. The tax payers are.
- silverbax88 11y agoOf course, the tax payers are showing up and feeding everyone and staffing the place. So it's free money, right? No work involved at all. Not like he's doing a ton of work and creating value, then charging for it...or anything.
- cpwright 11y agoUntil they aren't, at which point the building is still a liability even if it is empty.
- TeMPOraL 11y agoIt's also common to overlook that just because there is a house already bought, doesn't mean people can live in perpetually without someone having to spend money. Houses require constant maintenance. Floors won't clean themselves, plumbing won't fix itself when it breaks, etc. Even if people had alternative food and water sources, you can't house them in comfortable conditions without expending money on maintaining those conditions.