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Originally Posted by Slava
LOL, I'm not doing that. The fact is you posted a chart which is basically made up to try to prove a point.
If you can't afford a house then don't buy one. There is more to life than owning property though; you can always rent if that is the best option.
I'm not that much older than these disaffected 20 somethings. I'm not getting into the details of my upbringing, but it was far from being born with a silver spoon in my mouth. I whole-heartedly agree with pylons post early which basically says if you want something than go work for it. Its funny because I'm one of the posters on this board who would be considered "bleeding heart"....so if I have a strong feeling about that I can only imagine how strongly some of the others feel about this!
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Well I see you pulled out pretty quickly and gave up the ghost after Resolute's post.
In future, if you wish to critique, try providing some supporting evidence (if you think my evidence in bunk, then please provide your own, instead of trying to shout it down like a 3 year old trying to get his mother to buy the Fruit Loops instead of the Wheaties). Saying the chart is "basically made up" is a complete pile of garbage and you know it.
Just because "you really don't
think this is the case", doesn't make it true.
Now, you just look like a loon because housing prices are increasing at a faster rate than average salary.