Democratic strategy - we need a recession.

[Thinker101]

Okay, folks we just have way too much winning going on. The "experts", or at least the ones in California, feel that if we have a recession, things will improve. Wow, doesn't that defy all rational logic.

Will a recession fix LA’s housing crisis?

 

[Dekster]

The Great Recession certainly set the stage for me getting my house for dirt cheap

And no, that is not what they are saying. They are saying it would be bad in many aspects but housing happens to be the one area where they could benefit.

 

[Thinker101]

The Great Recession certainly set the stage for me getting my house for dirt cheap

And no, that is not what they are saying. They are saying it would be bad in many aspects but housing happens to be the one area where they could benefit.

Actually that is what they're saying. Homelessness has gotten out of hand. L.A., for one, has raised taxes to help the homeless problem and they found out (recently) that homeless numbers have increased dramatically.

 

[Dekster]

The Great Recession certainly set the stage for me getting my house for dirt cheap

And no, that is not what they are saying. They are saying it would be bad in many aspects but housing happens to be the one area where they could benefit.

Actually that is what they're saying. Homelessness has gotten out of hand. L.A., for one, has raised taxes to help the homeless problem and they found out (recently) that homeless numbers have increased dramatically.

Homelessness is part of housing.

The article clearly states: That could bring job loss, wage stagnation, and plenty of other negative effects. But could it also aid those affected by the region’s housing crisis?

 

[Thinker101]

The Great Recession certainly set the stage for me getting my house for dirt cheap

And no, that is not what they are saying. They are saying it would be bad in many aspects but housing happens to be the one area where they could benefit.

Actually that is what they're saying. Homelessness has gotten out of hand. L.A., for one, has raised taxes to help the homeless problem and they found out (recently) that homeless numbers have increased dramatically.

Homelessness is part of housing.

The article clearly states: That could bring job loss, wage stagnation, and plenty of other negative effects. But could it also aid those affected by the region’s housing crisis?

I realize that, you realize that, the politicians in L.A. would only focus on the homeless.