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Originally Posted by Chris Fowler
And those that owned a house, but need to move out because their original house sold, but the house they are building is not ready yet?
And those that choose to save money by living in an apartment so they can save up an appropriate down payment on a home rather than financing the whole thing?
And those that go through a divorce, lose their house and move in with a friend or family while they get their life back together?
And those that live in Joplin, MO and just had their home destroyed by a tornado?
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all those issues could be addressed fairly. And note, I said property...not necessarily a home.
so in your 1st example...the folks own property where that new home is under construction.
like any mandate or law...there is always fine print to consider.
my point is, and has always been...too many people don't own a piece of the rock but can vote themselves a piece of the national treasury.
Would any of you who belong to a corvette club...allow someone who does not own a vette and pays no dues to the club, the right to vote on club policy? And further allow enough non vette...not dues paying people, to vote themselves a piece of the club's bank account?