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Originally Posted by Cecil Terwilliger
What? Did you quote wrong post? Your response doesn't even align with what you quoted. It would be silly to hate condos because some random guy's sink fell out. And I'd hardly be insulted if some did say that.
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Originally Posted by puffnstuff
This thread has reinforced my decision to never buy a condo.
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After some back and forth, you eventually responded with:
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Originally Posted by Cecil Terwilliger
How Canadian of you.
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I left this out because it's a drive-by comment. But okay.
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Originally Posted by Cecil Terwilliger
Trying to label one style of living as objectively better than another one because of some random instance of a sink falling out due to negligence seems pretty silly. As for personal preference, sure, wouldn't we all rather live on a giant lot with no annoying neighbors?
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I'm referring to the fact that he only stated that the whole sink thing and subsequent dealings with the condo board reinforces his preference of non-condo living. Large lot may also contribute that, but again that is a preference. Not sure where the idea of it being an objective statement came from. Either way my original statement stands. No need to be insulted.
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Originally Posted by Cecil Terwilliger
That's like someone living in bearspaw saying they think you are crazy for living in a cramped city lot with another house 6 inches from your own. Everyone is going to have their own priorities.
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That's right. Different priorities for everyone. So why are you so up in arms about his comment? See above.
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Originally Posted by Cecil Terwilliger
We are extremely spoiled in Canada that our population density is so low and we can all afford to buy giant SFHs. Most large urban centres or countries with high population density are far more accustomed to dealing with horrible realities like sharing a wall with a neighbor or having to cooporate with fellow homeowners to make mutually beneficial housing decisions.
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So what if we're "spoiled"? We are where we are. We have options. We may exercise our options as we see fit. Again, see above.
My first comment was more succinct nd I figured it would get my point across. Oh well.