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> Of course, for many people today kids sharing a bedroom is tantamount to child abuse. Well, then they should not be looking for affordable (as in subsidized

• bombcar 4y ago
  The problem comes when the legislature decides that it literally is child abuse, and mandates things like minimum bedroom laws (usually aimed at things like frat houses, but the effect can end up the same).
• thesuitonym 4y ago
  That's easy to say until you consider that the people who need subsidized housing are also the people least likely to be able to attain contraceptives and abortion services.
  • lupire 4y ago
    Real question is why a blue state is failing at that.
    • rayiner 4y ago
      It’s not. Half of California’s births are from Hispanics, who are more likely to be morally opposed to those things. (And good for them-that’s called winning.)
    • duped 4y ago
      Because more people want to live there than can be housed.
  • robonerd 4y ago
    Abortion as a substitute for affordable housing? I propose this: we legalize euthanasia then use that as an excuse to strip you of all other entitlements. You don't deserve a home, that's just luxury because you could get yourself painlessly euthanized instead.