sure they are. OH, they aren't on the Gold Coast, but they are in well-off neighborhoods.
No idea what you are talking about. What does the Gold Coast in Australia have to do with anything? Are you making some obscure historical reference to Africa?
Nope, it would be evil because you want to stigmatize the poor.
Not allowing them to purchase non-necessities on our dime is not stigmatizing them.
You might have a point. The middle class has been in decline since Ronnie Reagan.
Many move to the upper class. People like you and those that think like you(idealistic) were left behind. I can't imagine why.
I think it will start when the 60% who control less than 4% of the wealth realize that this system doesn't work for them.
The system does work for them. Poverty in the US is nowhere near the same scale as most other countries. Remember, we are debating whether poor people should be able to buy Oreos and soda. Oh the horror.
If something breaks, they call me to fix it, because that's my job. if these rental properties are declining under Section 8, it's because the landlords are shitty.
Or it could be that many poor people who qualify for this housing are poor for a reason. Many of them aren't the most responsible folks in the world. I know you seem to think that they just had a bad hand in life and that is true for some, but the reality is that most don't get ahead in the US because they make a series of bad decisions and continue to make them.
Being a good landlord is being a good judge of character and doing your research.
Oh please. You would be the first to call a landlord racist if a tenant was black and was declined, no matter the reason.
What have Democrats done? Well, they created the Middle Class the GOP has spent the last 40 years trying to destroy.
You are clinging to the Middle Class. Good job. Are you an anomaly?
But, just to prove you wrong.
The lower class is ~ 30%, the middle is ~ 52% and the upper is ~19%.
The median household income in the US is about 83k/yr. To be considered lower class, a person earns <= 2/3 of that. So ~55k household income would make someone lower class. Even a single earner making 55k/yr is right on the verge of lower class. A single person making this could live decently in my state with no problem. If they tried living in one of the blue inner city cesspools, it would be much more difficult, but then again, that is their choice. Much of the lower class in the US is downright wealthy and their lifestyles luxurious compared to most other countries. You don't know this because you have been indoctrinated by the class warfare crowd.(Democrats)