And what the heck the president has to do with black people killings by police?
A president who comes from a family of life-long bigots?
A president whose name appeared for the first time in the NYT as a defendant in a racial discrimination lawsuit?
Trump's a bogus POTUS, but his white supremacist credentials are for real.
I was there, so you can't fool me or fool anyone else.
Public Housing, lol, the great Public Housing.
The idea of Public Housing didn't come from the contractor but from the GOVERNMENT. Do you understand this part? Yes? Good, because this is enough to debunk your crappy version.
I will explain you what public housing was created for. Public Housing was and is a program made to help people who can't afford paying rent, for families who's head member suffered an accident and died or became handicapped, and they need a roof better suitable than public shelter. Public Housing extended its limitations to handicapped people, whereas mentally or physically. Same as well for seniors. It was created for low income individuals and families.
IT WAS GUIDED TO BE TEMPORARY HOUSING.
Public Housing wasn't created for black people. Do you understand? And I hope you do, because otherwise I might be arguing with a stupid dude or with a sh*t head.
Again, Public Housing wasn't created for black people, but for low income people to live temporarily in those premises.
And I was there. Not living there, of course... hell no...
Then, how the hell those Public Housing units were populated mainly by black people? My guess is because they didn't have good income, enough to pay the rent asked by landlords. Very simple.
It happens that many single black women (in some cities white women, in other cities Latino women) with one, two, three, four or more children, who "didn't know who were the fathers of their children", they applied for and lived in a five bedroom unit. And it happens that she was supposed to pay $30 per month in order to keep that apartment. A "symbolic payment" in order to establish she is paying rent, she is not for free.
$30. That's all.
Illegally, she was living with several boyfriends, each one at different times. There she obtained her drinks, cigarettes, and drugs. She was receiving food stamps to feed all her children. Not a single penny received from the fathers. She failed to pay two years of rent, this is to say, $720, and that debt was increasing. So, eviction came. She was evicted, she had to go to a shelter with her children.
Immediately, an attorney showed up, and as emergency case in front of the judge, it was ordered for the Department of Public Housing to find right away a suitable unit with several bedrooms for her. No matter about her debt history, because such was "history". She was back to public housing living again in a huge apartment paying $30. When the first month of rent was owed, she never showed herself to the office to pay her rent. And she started to accumulate additional $30 every month... until she was evicted again, shelter, judge, and back to public housing. And "she" means "they" because there were many black women doing the same.
Others were smart, they paid the $30 every month, FOR YEARS AND YEARS.....
I was there.
90% of the apartments and houses of those Public Housing were populated by people who lived there "all their lives". Entire generations. I met an old woman who still was having children while her older daughter with two children was living in a building accross the street. All of them in Public Housing. Mother and daughter with children from "unknown fathers".
All those "black people" who were paying from $30 to a third of their income, they never ever took the initiative to study and or find a better job. No. All of them, paying low income used their money to buy liquor and use drugs.
It wasn't the contractor Trump the owner of the liquor store and neither the one driving his car thru those streets selling drugs.
I was there.
So just get the f*ck out of here with your crap, you can lie to social resent people like you, but I was there, in Public Housing, and the miserable life black people experienced in those housing complexes wasn't the contractor Trump's fault but the same black people's fault, who decided to live almost for free, thinking they were smart but in reality they lived in hell when they themselves made their neighborhoods places of prostitution, violence and drugs.
I was there, I saw it all.
Luckily, progress calls for fixing errors, and in several cities, entire Public Housing complexes have been destroyed, and their residents have received a Section 8 voucher, so they can live anywhere they want inside the US territory, where Section 8 is accepted.
The initiative of Public Housing complexes had good intentions, but sadly people took it the wrong way. Rather than use it as an intermediary step guided to better status after catching up and find better jobs with better income, several people used it as their permanent housing and abused the system. I visited some of those units where some residents were decent people, educated and always trying to get out of that situation of depending from social services. I guess those were just a 10% from all of the family residents.
You, you took a program made to help people in economic trouble as a negative goal. The program itself was good, but people living in Public Housing were the ones who made those complexes like rat holes.
Do not blame the government, do not blame the contractors who built those buildings, but blame those m*ther f*ckers who destroyed those units, because I was there, I saw the metal front doors of those apartments deformed with the 9mm bullets stamped on their surfaces. I saw their usual broken bathroom and bedroom doors, the infestation of roaches inside and the back of the buildings full of trash bags they just threw from their windows, with the consequent rats which were of a size as big as a cat. The tenants did all that, and if the tenants were black people, then you know who did all that. You know about it, right? You know.
) parents who have never experienced homelessness before, begin living on the streets?
