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Location: East of Seattle since 1992, 615' Elevation, Zone 8b - originally from SF Bay Area
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Originally Posted by GuyNTexas
Total horse $hit. The average family, of whatever color, has no where near a $600,000 net worth, as most of them are paycheck to paycheck, and in debt up to their ears.
More liberal race baiting, with not an iota of credibility.
It's very common to have a $600k or more net worth and still live paycheck to paycheck and be in debt. All it takes is to have bought a home in the 1980s in the Seattle, San Francisco or other high cost area,
with $500k+ now in equity, good life insurance policy, and a pension and/or 401k that you can't touch yet.
It's very common to have a $600k or more net worth and still live paycheck to paycheck and be in debt. All it takes is to have bought a home in the 1980s in the Seattle, San Francisco or other high cost area,
with $500k+ now in equity, good life insurance policy, and a pension and/or 401k that you can't touch yet.
ok to dumb it down "It's very common to have bought a home in the 1980s in the Seattle, San Francisco or other high cost area and have it almost paid off". Yea that's real common.
Yes--middle class Black people have the least advantages out there.
They neither have the representation and political support that poor blacks do...nor do they have the privelges that simply come with being white and middle class.
Yes--middle class Black people have the least advantages out there.
They neither have the representation and political support that poor blacks do...nor do they have the privelges that simply come with being white and middle class.
Hmmmm...interesting take.
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