Cannonpointer » 22 Dec 2024, 6:44 pm » wrote: ↑
Are you making a concerted effort to appear obtuse? Just look at your stupid chart. It climbs MOUNT **** EVEREST from 94 to 2004, yeah? But that stupid mountain it is climbing is only 5 percentage points. The chart is built for tards, by tards. Look at the 65.6 starting point. Now look at the apex of the climb. There is only a 3.4% separation between those numbers.
As to your ***-SILLY argument about homes being "completely paid off," you have offered not a SHRED of evidence regarding what percentage of homes carried mortgages in any given year. Your chart says nothing about it, AND your chart is really, really stupid.
So, you've brought up another non-issue, you've made no actual argument whatsoever, and you've backed your non-argument with a chart that does not comment on your non-argument.
It really does look like you’re throwing the game, son.
Since our predatory capitalist system treats housing as an investment, so shall I
Oh god, if my parents put even 2% of the money they spent on houses into Bitcoin back in 2012-2013, my family would be worth close to $100M
If they bought and held NVDA they would also be at $100M~
Instead they bought houses ~_~
I personally am not touching houses until RE prices collapse 75% by 2040
I actually have a diff take from most people. Home ownership is a huge waste of resources / time and we need to adopt a model similar to Singapore
Not everyone wants to raise cattle and chicken on a homestead (and suburban cut and paste homes built w shoddy materials and shoddier labor with EVEN **** HOAs are a nightmare)
Not to mention all these retarded regulations on RE (Inspections, fees, brokers, underwriting, disclosure agreements, contingency clauses, OMFG!!!! **** ALL OF YOU MIDDLEMEN PARASITES)
Meanwhile I can buy shares of some memecoin or **** and see my investment appreciate by 30% in a matter of 2-3 weeks