extragreen said:

Nearly identical to your source, only left. You like Daily Kos?

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Good answer, Jethro.

Builders aren't going to go on a limb and sit on a bunch of unsold inventory. That's a hard lesson to learn. Instead of building 100 homes in a neighborhood they build 20(examples). There is also more money in building the bigger homes. Americans used to be ok with the 1300 squar foot rancher. Not now. They big builders have this stuff down to a science just like Amazon or Walmart.

Raoul Duke MU said:

It's estimated that 30% of pregnancies end in miscarriage.

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About 20 years ago on here, I made that claim in an argument about abortion. I pissed a lot of the old posters off by telling them that Jesus Christ was the biggest abortion doctor in the world according to them and provided the estimated number of annual natural miscarriages (there is a term for it, but head injury prevents me from recalling it).

I think I received a warning email for it . . . or maybe by that point, they realized that the warnings didn’t work on me, so it may have been an email asking me to not mock Christianity.

extragreen said:

^^^Thicket of Idiots cult member donating to a convicted felon billionaire. Stupid is as stupid does.

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Democrat Party has way more money from fat cats.

How dar Trump do a phot op

i am herdman said:

In it to win it. If not, America as we know it is over.

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^^^Thicket of Idiots cult member donating to a convicted felon billionaire. Stupid is as stupid does.

Rock98Dog said:

New listings “fly off the shelf” for one reason, there are not enough homes being built or listed for sale. ..

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Yep. What we are currently seeing has very little to do with the fed rate and much more to do with just not enough houses. If people want to be in the game and buy, they are forced to pay higher (even though a rate increase usually lowers prices).

I’ll concede one minor part to KY Jelly’s and the piece of shit as a human’s claim: the increased rates have resulted in current home owners refusing to put their home on the market, since they don’t want to get stuck having to buy with a rate 2X+ as high as what they have. So that impacts the available houses number and is partially to blame on the fed rate increase.

Think about it, Snotlicker. No one can pick you out of the lineup.

MichiganHerd said:

Trump in 2024 will be a landslide

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sign here, coward >>>> ________________________ 🐔 🐔 🐔🐔🐔

extragreen signature>>>> extragreen

landslide definition: 304 electoral votes or better

That darn Trump staging photo ops.

wvkeeper(HN) said:

So your source is no good?

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I picked Daily Kos because it's more reliable and factual Faux News and as good as the one you've chosen to use. dimwit.

**** Blackrock..but our govt officials are in bed with them.

extragreen said:

I am. And I'm call wvfan a liar, and you an idiot.

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Because I am here?

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raleighherdfan said:

So keeping my corporation from buying investment property shouldn't be allowed? Should corporations be allowed to invest and build housing?

This is all another "boogie man" argument. The same imbeciles trying to limit entities from buying housing are the same ones ignoring who actually impacts the price of homes the most: The Federal Reserve.

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Government policies created the issue to begin with. The subprime mortgage crisis of 2008 that was caused primarily by Clinton's and Barney Franks' housing and lending policies.


I remember having a conversation with what I used to think was a pretty intelligent guy. He was talking about how great negative amortizing home loans were. I countered this was a recipe for disaster for numerous reasons, which is exactly what happened.

The result - the government bailed at the (ir)responsible parties out on the backs of the taxpayers...


"As for who directly benefitted, Lucas found that the main winners were the large, unsecured creditors of large financial institutions. While their exact identities have not been made public, most are likely to have been large institutional investors such as banks, pension and mutual funds, insurance companies, and sovereigns."

i am herdman said:

Poster above thinks this is the same Democrat Party of the 1950s..

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Stupid lying oath breaking magat Godless liar believes he's not a stupid lying oath breaking magat Godless liar.

extragreen said:

You're a lying idiot. Dems get their work done before you lazy dimwits are out of bed.

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Poster above thinks this is the same Democrat Party of the 1950s..

herdfan06 said:

You are here as well.

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I am. And I'm call wvfan a liar, and you an idiot.

extragreen said:

You're a liar. Want proof?? You're here.

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You are here as well.

Rock98Dog said:

Dems generally don’t vote on Election Day anywhere near the level of republicans since the latter group is used to getting up to go to work, own their own transportation and are responsible members of society.

If you can’t place the ballot in their hand, help them fill it out, pick it up and drive it to a drop box for them dems aren’t voting.

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You're a lying idiot. Dems get their work done before you lazy dimwits are out of bed.

I can't imagine what it's going to be like if rifle has to bow down before the emperor.

i am herdman said:

I have seen private data and polls. Trump should be doing well. As I stated earlier, she is going to need a massive election day turnout or a big cheat.

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You're a stupid Godless lying magat oath breaker.

Raoul Duke MU said:

It's estimated that 30% of pregnancies end in miscarriage.

This used to cause me emotional anguish. If life begins at conception, and that little two cell bugger has a soul right off the bat, what the hell is God doing? Then I realized life really doesn't begin at conception and it made better sense.

I'm not sure what the answer is to the abortion debate, besides us deciding to mind our own business. But it's definitely somewhere in between a last minute abortion for shits and giggles (extremely rare to the point it is zero statistically) and believing two cells is the same as an actual human being (very common, and very wrong).

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I think the 30% number is a little high and I think the late-term abortion numbers are underreported for various reasons. These are a little dated but are the result of a quick search.


The 6 million-plus pregnancies in 1996 in the U.S. resulted in 3.9 million births, 1.3 million induced abortions, and almost a million fetal deaths. This means that 62 percent of pregnancies ended in a live birth, 22 percent ended in abortion, and 16 percent ended in a miscarriage or stillbirth. Trends in birth, abortion, and fetal loss have varied over the past 20 years, but since 1990 the rates for all three have declined: live births, down 8 percent; induced abortions, down 16 percent; and fetal loss, down 4 percent.

2 stupid trumptards. ^^^

WV-FAN said:

Nah, you have me confused with the guy you see in the bathroom every morning. Not sure how, I'm not nearly that damn ugly.

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You're a liar. Want proof?? You're here.