American Politics IV: 1400 Reasons Why(A Stimulus Serial)

[Celritannia]

And they starve. That isn't much of a choice.

Import food.

You really haven't thought this through, have you?

[San Lumen]

Yes, if you're getting a free home in the city that's regularly being maintained by the government then stop whining. I want you to live in the city but I'm not making you do it.

Why, though? Like, you'd be wasting so much money doing this. City living is vastly more expensive than rural living.

It depends on what city your talking about. Some medium sized cities such as Duluth and Boise aren’t very expensive.

[Sundiata]

For one so often claiming sympathy, "we're giving you housing (just in an area you may not want to live in because I want to force you into the cities) so shut up" is incredibly unsympathetic.

So much for the Christian ideals of charity he professes.

Stop. It's already charitable to provide people homes in cities. You don't have to live there.

[Sundiata]

Import food.

You really haven't thought this through, have you?

Not really, I'm just spitballing.

[San Lumen]

And they starve. That isn't much of a choice.

Import food.

What’s the minimum population for a city to have this free housing. The smallest city in my state has a population of just under 5000.

[The New California Republic]

So much for the Christian ideals of charity he professes.

Stop. It's already charitable to provide people homes in cities. You don't have to live there.

Not if they can be provided in towns too, but there is a refusal to do so because...reasons.

[Sundiata]

Import food.

What’s the minimum population for a city to have this free housing. The smallest city in my state has a population of just under 5000.

What's the maximum amount of people that can fit in a skyscraper? You build a few, people move in.

Stop. It's already charitable to provide people homes in cities. You don't have to live there.

Not if they can be provided in towns too, but there is a refusal to do so because...reasons.

Many people in one building is more efficient than many people in many people in many buildings.

[The New California Republic]

What’s the minimum population for a city to have this free housing. The smallest city in my state has a population of just under 5000.

What's the maximum amount of people that can fit in a skyscraper?

...you do know that high rises can be built in towns, right?

[Shrillland]

What’s the minimum population for a city to have this free housing. The smallest city in my state has a population of just under 5000.

What's the maximum amount of people that can fit in a skyscraper? You build a few, people move in.

Depends. Are we talking New York or Hong Kong?

[Celritannia]

So much for the Christian ideals of charity he professes.

Stop. It's already charitable to provide people homes in cities. You don't have to live there.

You don't have to live there, but you are forcing them to do so to get government support.

Instead of allowing government support in social accommodation in towns, which would be a lot cheaper than in a city.
Not only that, you do not have to concern yourself with people disabilities as much.

"My charity only extends to cities, it does not cross the boundary.".

[Sundiata]

What's the maximum amount of people that can fit in a skyscraper?

...you do know that high rises can be built in towns, right?

Towns shouldn't remain towns, they can convert into cities.

What's the maximum amount of people that can fit in a skyscraper? You build a few, people move in.

Depends. Are we talking New York or Hong Kong?

Lets say New York.

[San Lumen]

What’s the minimum population for a city to have this free housing. The smallest city in my state has a population of just under 5000.

What's the maximum amount of people that can fit in a skyscraper? You build a few, people move in.

Not if they can be provided in towns too, but there is a refusal to do so because...reasons.

Many people in one building is more efficient than many people in many people in many buildings.

I don’t think some smaller cities like Fargo, Chattanooga or Ithaca are going to want hi rises.

[Sundiata]

What's the maximum amount of people that can fit in a skyscraper? You build a few, people move in.


Many people in one building is more efficient than many people in many people in many buildings.

I don’t think some smaller cities like Fargo, Chattanooga or Ithaca are going to want hi rises.

Oh well, I can't make them.

[Ifreann]

I'm just waiting for the other shoe to drop and Sundiata to reveal that this is all about forcing the inferior poors into the cities where they can be made to do menial labour and leaving the country for the superior rich to build themselves palatial estates.

[San Lumen]

I don’t think some smaller cities like Fargo, Chattanooga or Ithaca are going to want hi rises.

Oh well, I can't make them.

Nor should you and many smaller cities won’t want them. Apartments don’t have to be hi rises.

What are you defining as a town?

[The New California Republic]

Many people in one building is more efficient than many people in many people in many buildings.

Doesn't really respond to what I said.

Towns shouldn't remain towns, they can convert into cities.

Nonsensical tripe. Not all towns can become cities. We can't just magic more people out of nowhere.

[Necroghastia]

yknow, sun, you still haven't given us a meaningful definition of what makes a city vs a town

[Shrillland]

...you do know that high rises can be built in towns, right?

Towns shouldn't remain towns, they can convert into cities.

Depends. Are we talking New York or Hong Kong?

Lets say New York.

In that case, the answer is 10,000 in residential high rises on average. I asked because Hong Kong would've meant a lot more people in a lot less space, as the area's notorious for.

[Sundiata]

I'm just waiting for the other shoe to drop and Sundiata to reveal that this is all about forcing the inferior poors into the cities where they can be made to do menial labour and leaving the country for the superior rich to build themselves palatial estates.

Stop, I'm no Patrick Bateman.

[Sundiata]

yknow, sun, you still haven't given us a meaningful definition of what makes a city vs a town

I should, I'll do it later though. I've got work to do.

[Suriyanakhon]

Yes, if you're getting a free home in the city that's regularly being maintained by the government then stop whining. I want you to live in the city but I'm not making you do it.

You're telling people who don't exist to stop whining about an imaginary policy. You are inventing people who annoy you so you can be annoyed at them.

[The New California Republic]

yknow, sun, you still haven't given us a meaningful definition of what makes a city vs a town

I should, I'll do it later though. I've got work to do.

Come up with an explanation of "towns waste space" while you are at it too.

[Celritannia]

I honestly think this topic deserves a thread all unto itself.

[Sundiata]

Yes, if you're getting a free home in the city that's regularly being maintained by the government then stop whining. I want you to live in the city but I'm not making you do it.

You're telling people who don't exist to stop whining about an imaginary policy. You are inventing people who annoy you so you can be annoyed at them.

I don't have the temperament to be annoyed at real people. Ok, that's all for now. Have a good day everyone.

[San Lumen]

I honestly think this topic deserves a thread all unto itself.

I agree