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All Forum Posts by: Victor S.

Victor S. has started 14 posts and replied 1187 times.

Post: Housing crash deniers ???

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Data?

Post: Housing crash deniers ???

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So yes people are frustrated and yes they will continue to flop. I happen to believe the dems will hold more power in future years because of the frustration. And frankly given the shifts on the popular vote in recent years that trend should be obvious.

you have to be kidding. in what solar galaxy is that scenario a potential reality? i'm all ears.

 you are looking at just 2-4 year spans. I'm looking at something closer to 8-15 years. The timing has been good for GOP with economy for midterms. I don't believe it will be as red as it should be or that it will last. People are flipping because they are frustrated on economy. They will flip again. Not trying to turn this into a full political discussion but the PA senate race or Georgia Senate race are good examples. 

But sure my reality is wrong :). never mind I don't care who wins because it's all more of the same. 


at the rate those people are going, they might not even have a party in 8-15 years from now. you must not be aware of the "policies" and agendas that are getting peddled to make statements like the one above. good luck out there, Mike.

 Funny I hear the same from the left about the right. I'm guessing you are were surprised by 2020 results then?  Well aware of them all. I just don't care about it from either side.. All more of the same. 


 surprised? what are you talking about? your boy barely pulled ahead in key precincts. some sketchy stuff went down in 2020, that's a fact. thank god we are not ruled by the popular vote electees. 


 My boy? I don't care about him. But you just proved my point. Visit the coasts you'll find entirely different people from Ok / Texas (placed I am a lot and know well). Theres a reason why popular vote keeps trending up. And will continue too for years. one of us does have our head in the sand. I agree. Time will tell who but I don't think it will be me surprised. 


 you don't? you should, because he represents everything that is wrong in DC. i visited (and even lived on) the coasts, rest assured. you just made a whole bunch of assumptions because of my listed location, btw. i wasn't even born here, so i'm pretty sure i'm a bit more well-versed than you when it comes to having a well-rounded world view. 


 Location was an assumption sure but nothing to do with that logic jump. It was the comment about dems disappearing. They will only grow over the next 10-15 years. To me it's not about right or wrong but the data behind it. So the logic leap was because of that comment. If you actually believe dems will be pushed out, I have to make assumptions. 


nothing to do with your "Visit the coasts you'll find entirely different people from Ok / Texas"? Just what exactly did you mean by that one then?

"They will only grow over the next 10-15 years."

again, you're making these wild statements without any sort of rational explanation other than "the coast people know better" thing. 

"To me it's not about right or wrong but the data behind it."

where is it, the data? if anything, people with some level of intelligence are trying to leave those hell holes in a jiffy. post-covid migration is very telling, in light of how those "coasts know better" places (mis)handled the pandemic response.

"If you actually believe dems will be pushed out, I have to make assumptions. "

i didn't say they "will" disappear, i simply said they have a good chance of doing so if they keep going down the rabbit hole with their current ideology.

Post: Housing crash deniers ???

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So yes people are frustrated and yes they will continue to flop. I happen to believe the dems will hold more power in future years because of the frustration. And frankly given the shifts on the popular vote in recent years that trend should be obvious.

you have to be kidding. in what solar galaxy is that scenario a potential reality? i'm all ears.

 you are looking at just 2-4 year spans. I'm looking at something closer to 8-15 years. The timing has been good for GOP with economy for midterms. I don't believe it will be as red as it should be or that it will last. People are flipping because they are frustrated on economy. They will flip again. Not trying to turn this into a full political discussion but the PA senate race or Georgia Senate race are good examples. 

But sure my reality is wrong :). never mind I don't care who wins because it's all more of the same. 


at the rate those people are going, they might not even have a party in 8-15 years from now. you must not be aware of the "policies" and agendas that are getting peddled to make statements like the one above. good luck out there, Mike.

 Funny I hear the same from the left about the right. I'm guessing you are were surprised by 2020 results then?  Well aware of them all. I just don't care about it from either side.. All more of the same. 


 surprised? what are you talking about? your boy barely pulled ahead in key precincts. some sketchy stuff went down in 2020, that's a fact. thank god we are not ruled by the popular vote electees. 


 My boy? I don't care about him. But you just proved my point. Visit the coasts you'll find entirely different people from Ok / Texas (placed I am a lot and know well). Theres a reason why popular vote keeps trending up. And will continue too for years. one of us does have our head in the sand. I agree. Time will tell who but I don't think it will be me surprised. 


 you don't? you should, because he represents everything that is wrong in DC. i visited (and even lived on) the coasts, rest assured. you just made a whole bunch of assumptions because of my listed location, btw. i wasn't even born here, so i'm pretty sure i'm a bit more well-versed than you when it comes to having a well-rounded world view. 

Post: Housing crash deniers ???

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So yes people are frustrated and yes they will continue to flop. I happen to believe the dems will hold more power in future years because of the frustration. And frankly given the shifts on the popular vote in recent years that trend should be obvious.

you have to be kidding. in what solar galaxy is that scenario a potential reality? i'm all ears.

 you are looking at just 2-4 year spans. I'm looking at something closer to 8-15 years. The timing has been good for GOP with economy for midterms. I don't believe it will be as red as it should be or that it will last. People are flipping because they are frustrated on economy. They will flip again. Not trying to turn this into a full political discussion but the PA senate race or Georgia Senate race are good examples. 

But sure my reality is wrong :). never mind I don't care who wins because it's all more of the same. 


at the rate those people are going, they might not even have a party in 8-15 years from now. you must not be aware of the "policies" and agendas that are getting peddled to make statements like the one above. good luck out there, Mike.

 Funny I hear the same from the left about the right. I'm guessing you are were surprised by 2020 results then?  Well aware of them all. I just don't care about it from either side.. All more of the same. 


 surprised? what are you talking about? your boy barely pulled ahead in key precincts. some sketchy stuff went down in 2020, that's a fact. thank god we are not ruled by the popular vote electees. 

Post: Housing crash deniers ???

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Quote from @Michael Wooldridge:
Quote from @Victor S.:
Quote from @Michael Wooldridge:

So yes people are frustrated and yes they will continue to flop. I happen to believe the dems will hold more power in future years because of the frustration. And frankly given the shifts on the popular vote in recent years that trend should be obvious.

you have to be kidding. in what solar galaxy is that scenario a potential reality? i'm all ears.

 you are looking at just 2-4 year spans. I'm looking at something closer to 8-15 years. The timing has been good for GOP with economy for midterms. I don't believe it will be as red as it should be or that it will last. People are flipping because they are frustrated on economy. They will flip again. Not trying to turn this into a full political discussion but the PA senate race or Georgia Senate race are good examples. 

But sure my reality is wrong :). never mind I don't care who wins because it's all more of the same. 


at the rate those people are going, they might not even have a party in 8-15 years from now. you must not be aware of the "policies" and agendas that are getting peddled to make statements like the one above. good luck out there, Mike.

Post: Housing crash deniers ???

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Quote from @Michael Wooldridge:

So yes people are frustrated and yes they will continue to flop. I happen to believe the dems will hold more power in future years because of the frustration. And frankly given the shifts on the popular vote in recent years that trend should be obvious.

you have to be kidding. in what solar galaxy is that scenario a potential reality? i'm all ears.

Post: Realtors - Why the pics?

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Maybe to attract the Fixer crowd.

In pic one I could probably get some good renters for it in this way in a B+ neighborhood.

In pic 2 (with the peeling paint fixed) I can picture the typical renter for it in a C area. Nothing wrong with that, but more rental dollars are always nice. But not Primer Grey.


Your renovated pic was missing something. I fixed it for you.


needs a hipster with a grilled cheese/avocado toast and a vape in the after pic.

Post: Realtors - Why the pics?

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cig and a burger or an e-cig and a fake meat burger? that's my only question. 

Post: Housing crash deniers ???

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Quote from @Greg R.:

Watch the diesel. We have the lowest inventory since 2008 of diesel. Nothing moves without diesel; ships, trains, trucks - food, medicine, supplies and on and on all rely on affordable and available diesel. And that is what we no longer have enough of.  That changes all predictions.
Saw a couple articles about this over the weekend. This can be a massive problem, a complete game changer. Looks like there could be some major consequences for grandpa draining the strategic petroleum reserve.


watch those food price keep exploding also. we shop at wholefoods (yeah, yeah, whole paycheck jokes never get old, esp. right now), but the dairy prices exploded even more in the past couple of weeks. it's gonna keep getting uglier for the foreseeable future. the scariest thing about grandpa is that it's not him calling the shots. let that sink in. 


Post: Housing crash deniers ???

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 Todays announcement by POTUS Admin. seems to be moving straight line in direction as I have indicated; moronic economic medaling. 

Was watching on CNN, and even they (CNN) were confused by the actions of both pumping out more from strategic reserves at same time as saying there going to do buy-back plan for strategic reserves. Lol. So, even that political wing is looking at itself saying "Dud, WTF, seriously? Do you hear yourself? You make 0 sense, WTF, make this make sense",       So it begins, the actions to fluff things at same time as actions to address things, which will negate each other and we enter a wildly Bi-polar economic period. 

So with that in mind, protraction of things is going to happen, and is now happening live-time.    That will lead to the necessity for greater "fluff" actions which will lead to the only available "fluff" action, BORROWING ones way to "affordability". Just think on it, how else does one create an affordability when the very policy actions are causing higher prices? As we see there is 0 will to actually address fundamental issues.        For example there saying that they want oil to produce more, yet there not doing the easiest thing of reinstating Dakota Access Pipeline deal which would add 500k barrels per day in the swipe of a pen. They think we-the-people are too dumb to see through there BS, and in large part there right, those chugging from the Kool-Aid-Bowl are too brainwashed to think for selves and see any of it, there just regurgitating talking points without an iota of self-thought.       But it's obvious, they want to appear as addressing things, without actually doing anything. 

Anyone who knows anything about the oil industry knows there's not a speed control where they can just send out a person to "turn-up" a dial on an oil derrick. No, it doesn't work that way. To ADD production is via adding more production well heads. Meaning, drilling. That's expensive, and nobody is stupid enough to do it when there is 0 return for that expense. It means more rapidly depleting existing fields, so your only trading time not actually ADDING production, or opening up NEW un-tapped production which as most of us know, is not currently allowed.     So it's out-right BS there spewing. And they know it, there just betting most don't. 

So, yes, hello Stagflation here we come! 


 those votes ain't gonna buy themselves, James!