Hello Is Craig saying that folks who live in double-wides are in a lower class?? So he busts on them and the people trying to make the hood a little more pleaent. Please correct me if I am being to PC for this day and age of Rumsfeld and Co. Thanks Mark
-----Original Message----- From: Kyle Cassidy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Dec 1, 2004 10:13 AM To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [UC] re: drop a double wide and go Section 8 re: drop a double wide and go Section 8</TITLE> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [<A HREF="mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]">mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]</A>] </FONT> Are you suggesting we co-develop modular housing in UC? Wherever there is a vacant lot, we drop a double wide and go Section 8. </FONT> The anointed will have an opportunity to lead the less fortunate by example. No more community gardens that harbor trash and founder based on the motivation of the current crop of matriculating do-gooders. When I first moved into my house from the warm comfort and inbred domesticity of small town new jersey some ten years ago there were four people (two women and two men) living in a silver honda civic in my driveway. The civic had flames painted on the sides of it. During the day, they'd sit on the hood of the car and drink a 12 pack of Busch while playing the radio. At night, they'd sleep in the car. They were there for at least a month after I moved in. Someone at work asked me "why don't you call the police?" and I said "why, do you think the police could make their lives more miserable?" but in retrospect, they often seemed like they were having more fun than I was. Sometimes they'd raise a beer can to me and say something in Spanish as I went in or out.</FONT></P> At the time I was one of 13 people living in the house, the living room, for example, had been subdivided into two bedrooms with bedsheets hanging on clotheslines and a narrow passageway down the middle, so I think living conditions inside were probably just as strange.</FONT></P> ven more exciting would be a Moslem Modular Enclave on the old Pozzi </FONT> Parcel behind the 4300 block of Walnut. Nestled between to mosques, </FONT>R><FONT SIZE=2>>we could develop the project through a Islamic religious nonprofit. </FONT> </P> In something of a non sequitor, I heard on NPR yesterday morning that Muslems in America make on average $11,000 more than their Christian counterparts. </FONT></P> ---- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to the list named "UnivCity." To unsubscribe or for archive information, see <http://www.purple.com/list.html>.
