I am truly appalled at the arrogance of some of these 1% snobs and their real estate brokers/investors. How unconscionable for someone to presume that they are so far above everybody else and publicly be proud of saying it.
The quote is from this article that has me in a rage.
:http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/nyc-apartment-building-poor-door
Are we in the dark Ages, Stuck in the caste system of India? Do we not all breathe the same air? If you cut them is their blood a different color? Here is the quote I am referring to: “No one ever said that the goal was full integration of these populations” David Von Spreckelsen, senior vice president at Toll Brothers, said. “So now you have politicians talking about that, saying how horrible those back doors are. I think it’s unfair to expect very high-income homeowners who paid a fortune to live in their building to have to be in the same boat as low-income renters, who are very fortunate to live in a new building in a great neighborhood.”
Does he really think that, what did the kids from long ago say, “You Might Catch their Cooties”. I wonder if they need Emergency Services, Medical treatment, Are they going to ask for the Credit Scores, Bank Balances or their “Pedigree before Demanding their services? I think not. Does this so called new building besides having separate entrances, does it also have separate lobbies? Do they have separate mail carriers and zip codes too?
Hello, a little bit of history for you all snobs:
The Civil war is Over, “All men are created Equal.” There are no more Serfs and Lords of the Manor. Get over yourselves. They may have a lot of the money, but us 99% have the Heart and Soul. I truly believe that the planning boards should take another look at what they are doing, and starting.
Stop thinking you are doing a good thing when you are allowing builders and investors to start having “Poor Doors”. Ok I feel just a little bit better now, not much just a bit. Are you as upset as I am? Maybe we should start voicing our opinions to the news and the planning boards and our “ political representatives. Maybe even to the New Mayor of New York?
If we don't continue to get our voices heard they will win and keep putting us down.
Ok I'm going to tweet now. Is the NYC mayor on Twitter? My next mission.
Ciao for now
The quote is from this article that has me in a rage.
:http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/nyc-apartment-building-poor-door
Are we in the dark Ages, Stuck in the caste system of India? Do we not all breathe the same air? If you cut them is their blood a different color? Here is the quote I am referring to: “No one ever said that the goal was full integration of these populations” David Von Spreckelsen, senior vice president at Toll Brothers, said. “So now you have politicians talking about that, saying how horrible those back doors are. I think it’s unfair to expect very high-income homeowners who paid a fortune to live in their building to have to be in the same boat as low-income renters, who are very fortunate to live in a new building in a great neighborhood.”
Does he really think that, what did the kids from long ago say, “You Might Catch their Cooties”. I wonder if they need Emergency Services, Medical treatment, Are they going to ask for the Credit Scores, Bank Balances or their “Pedigree before Demanding their services? I think not. Does this so called new building besides having separate entrances, does it also have separate lobbies? Do they have separate mail carriers and zip codes too?
Hello, a little bit of history for you all snobs:
The Civil war is Over, “All men are created Equal.” There are no more Serfs and Lords of the Manor. Get over yourselves. They may have a lot of the money, but us 99% have the Heart and Soul. I truly believe that the planning boards should take another look at what they are doing, and starting.
Stop thinking you are doing a good thing when you are allowing builders and investors to start having “Poor Doors”. Ok I feel just a little bit better now, not much just a bit. Are you as upset as I am? Maybe we should start voicing our opinions to the news and the planning boards and our “ political representatives. Maybe even to the New Mayor of New York?
If we don't continue to get our voices heard they will win and keep putting us down.
Ok I'm going to tweet now. Is the NYC mayor on Twitter? My next mission.
Ciao for now
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