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Let's see if we can find a pattern in this picture
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US has a lot of good terrain to build, unlike china that has a difficult terrain to build on.
i think his point is that usa can very easily provide housing for everyone but it chooses not to.
This post is not about homelessness, but home ownership.
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Yeah?
I dont understand the point of your comment. Also it reads overly antagonistic
well, if u are homeless, perhaps we can infer that you don't own a house ¯_(ツ)_/¯
No relation between the two, surely