Armenians on wellfare

[djp818]

My dad is a real estate agent. He has clients buying houses in glendale anywhere between 600k to 900k. Most of them are still getting wellfare. They own these houses and businesses under other peoples name. Whats up with that?

[Anonymouse]

Well, everyone does it. Jews did it. The whole Medical Supply scam was started by Jews. Armenians joined late in the game, and Jews control the media therefore Armenians will be the fallguys. Next time on NBC you'll here the local edition rant about these Armenians, since we already know about the mobs.

[patlajan]

Re: Armenians on wellfare

Originally posted by djp818 My dad is a real estate agent. He has clients buying houses in glendale anywhere between 600k to 900k. Most of them are still getting wellfare. They own these houses and businesses under other peoples name. Whats up with that?

The existence of idiots is innevitable. Get a hundred random people together and you'll have 10 scumbags. It is the human condition.

[Inna]

This is really sad. I think welfare helps a lot of people who really need it, but then it pisses me off when people like that just take advantage of it and use up the governments money when it could be going to a family with 6 kids that need it more than some idiot (Armenian or not) who wants to live in a 900K house.

I don't know how expensive houses are in LA, but here houses that cost that much are mansions that people drive by but never can afford to live in.

[patlajan]

I think this whole thing has gotten out of proportion. Welfare is not a blank check. I don't know how it works in California but buying the house disqualifies them from any benefits. So unless these people in question are crazy enough to put the house they're going to live in under someone else's name this story doesn't hold water.

[Sip]

Originally posted by Anonymouse Well, everyone does it. Jews did it.

First of all, since when is "everone does it" an excuse for anything?

Second of all, lets even assume the "jews did it" whatever that means ... how does that relate to what Armenians are doing and what everone else is doing?

[Anonymouse]

I never excused it, I just merely said others do it, but Armenians end up takin the fall. What's the point?

You see me condoning or doing it? No.

[Emil]

Originally posted by Inna This is really sad. I think welfare helps a lot of people who really need it, but then it pisses me off when people like that just take advantage of it and use up the governments money when it could be going to a family with 6 kids that need it more than some idiot (Armenian or not) who wants to live in a 900K house.

I don't know how expensive houses are in LA, but here houses that cost that much are mansions that people drive by but never can afford to live in.

House prices in L.A.? Absurd is a good term for the prices. My house was purchased for $350,000 2 years ago, if a quick, no hassle sell is desired, $600,000 would be the price. Houses come on the market, and have multiple offers within hours. A friend of the family is an inspector for the city of Glendale, he said this house went on sale in the hills of Glendale. The view is awesome, house is in ok condition. There were 4 offers on it the first day, asking price $1,500,000. The guy who bought it, just bought it for the land, so he can tear the house down and build another one.

With the price you pay for a house here, you can buy a house with enough land to hunt on in Montana.

Emil

[Anonymouse]

Yea, real estate is a good money maker if you have the capitalist business acumen.

Too bad I'm such a sore non-capitalist.

[Inna]

Originally posted by Emil House prices in L.A.? Absurd is a good term for the prices. My house was purchased for $350,000 2 years ago, if a quick, no hassle sell is desired, $600,000 would be the price. Houses come on the market, and have multiple offers within hours. A friend of the family is an inspector for the city of Glendale, he said this house went on sale in the hills of Glendale. The view is awesome, house is in ok condition. There were 4 offers on it the first day, asking price $1,500,000. The guy who bought it, just bought it for the land, so he can tear the house down and build another one.

With the price you pay for a house here, you can buy a house with enough land to hunt on in Montana.

Emil

Wow, that is expensive. I don't think my parents house even costs more than 200,000. With the money you need to buy a house in LA, you could probably buy an entire farm in NC, that comes with its own farm animals

but I'm guessing the jobs pay more there then they do here. so I guess it averages out.