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Isn't this pretty much a question of how well off the person you ask is? If they can afford better they likely already have, if they can't this question might g
by Dah00n 5y ago
Isn't this pretty much a question of how well off the person you ask is? If they can afford better they likely already have, if they can't this question might get a yes, but it will likely trap people isolated and worse off than before. I can't see how this would ever be a good idea.
- Ansil849 5y agoThis is such a crucial point that I think many people are entirely overlooking. Even the case examples in the article moved because they needed to find affordable places to live. It wasn't really a free 'if I could move anywhere in the country...would I pick rural Kansas' kind of choice.