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> If you don't like the circumstances whose fault is it for staying in those circumstances?? Are you suggesting that I leave my home, my job, my social life, e
by alsetmusic 9y ago
> If you don't like the circumstances whose fault is it for staying in those circumstances??
Are you suggesting that I leave my home, my job, my social life, etc rather than trying to affect changes in policy?
- ProAm 9y agoIf its having such an abject effect on your life? Why would you stay? You obviously had the skills to put yourself into such a position, you have the skills to get yourself into a much better position.
- mcny 9y ago> If its having such an abject effect on your life? Why would you stay? You obviously had the skills to put yourself into such a position, you have the skills to get yourself into a much better position. Because we believe we can effect change. I don't want to screw anyone over but home prices MUST come down regardless of how many second and third mortgages go underwater. What can we do to get you to support new construction? https://youtu.be/dcbjWGj3jBk https://youtu.be/dcbjWGj3jBk
- rgbrenner 9y agoAre you saying people should just run away from whatever problem they have? Why can't people fix things? Policies are just things people have agreed to. They're just words on paper. People can write new words on paper.
- ProAm 9y ago> Are you saying people should just run away from whatever problem they have? People are complaining about moving to an expensive part of town and finding that it's actually expensive. That's not a problem, just poor judgment.
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- saosebastiao 9y agoJust like that time when you bought property thinking you could control all of your adjacent surroundings through zoning policy, only to find out that you didn’t get that in the deed. Super foolish.