/b/ - Siberia

>What the fuck I just wanted to live my life away from crowded, loud, smelly, violent and expensive as fuck major cities not have those cities come to me
Then go rural and become a farmer you tard cities always expand everywhere unless it's agricultural land

>>121097
Right next to that field next to the park was a farm you dumb fuck before they renewed the cornfield with a chainmart

The immigrants will sissify you and rape you

>>121099
Yeah you wish faggot I'm in canada, I never said they were violent and predatory I just said they were poor

>>121100
>I'm in canada
go north innawoods then retard. Nothing is forcing you to live in a society.

>>121098
Then you should have paid attention to growing urbanization and moved since chances are that was the last grassy area anyways lmao you already noticed the encroachment of all the small businesses and then the big chains come and then the apartment construction goes into a frenzy; you are literally complaining because you watched this all happen for months/years before leaving.

>>121100
>Angloid
Even more reason for them to use your for their sexual pleasure tbh

>>121102
I just thought they were gonna stop at 1 dumb fucking apartment because the economy here isnt even growing anymore and thus the reasons to expand cities should've been at a minimum

>>121100
WTF is wrong with you leaves? You don’t expect your kind to be so racist. You’re basically a puppet state of the USA yet burgers are somehow less racist than you.

>>121104
>I just thought they were gonna stop at 1 dumb fucking apartment because the economy here isnt even growing anymore and thus the reasons to expand cities should've been at a minimum
>Thinking population movements in capitalism purely occur due to the construction of apartment buildings
If there weren't jobs, people wouldn't move there. Also, research what urban sprawl in regards to growing rents are.

>>121104
Bruh you're a leaf from what my friends tell me Canada has one of the most expensive housing markets in the entire world; if everything is getting snapped up by Porky and his rich friends, and the central government has given up on building affordable housing, that's going to drive outward migration away from cities and those people are going to want to get into cheap apartments and stuff you're a facking socialist how do you not understand this.

>>121100
>Muh poors are living near me now
Even worse of a reason tbh.

>>121108
Poor people smell bad though, no seriously have you been in a region with alot of poorfags they dont wash themselves consistently and occasionally defecate masturbate or piss outdoors

>>121107
Everything is getting snapped up by Chinese in canada

https://www.fortunebuilders.com/one-third-of-vancouvers-real-estate-market-is-owned-by-chinese-buyers/

https://list.juwai.com/news/2020/10/chinese-property-buyers-and-investors-may-be-boosting-the-canadian-real-estate

>literally just a baby whining about having to live next to poor people
why the fuck is this thread not moved to /b/, or, better yet, deleted entirely?

>>121110
>1/3
So there's 2/3's being driven by Canadian porky and other foreign porkies wow what a surprise.
The real issue is lack of affordable housing construction. Neoliberals talk about zoning laws and other irrelevant bullshit but the fact is that for many decades governments across the Western world have not bothered with building mass cheap housing because of
>muh debt
>muh low taxes
>hurr durr free market can do it
memes and that has resulted in a totally captured housing market in basically every developed nation. I literally just google'd Canada Affordable Housing and found this image; I can't speak to its veracity but it matches up with what happened in Britain.

>>121122
I browse r/neoliberal quite a bit but don't read their housing conversations in depth. Is that something they are actually opposed to? I'd like to see you make a post there laying out your thoughts and see what they say

>>121122
Your posts reminds me about the boomer housing crises being that boomers surprisingly enough didnt cause them. Most boomers back then didnt buy homes they built them ultimately meaning housing costs would've either flattened or stayed the same as houses increased in supply what ended up happening was a bunch of home owners wanted to sell their property which resulted in them either tearing down or mass evicting people from their homes as time passed via abusing zoning and tax laws forcing property values to go higher than their actual market value and hence housing costs skyrocketed

>>121127
My dad bought a small apartment complex for like 300 grand in early 2000s and held it whole way thru during housing crash and still owns it.

Now he's a happy porkie cause of it. Idc what people here say investing isn't all luck in things like this so many go broke making wrong decisions and not having patience it's hard to do and lose it all.

>>121130
Your supposed to invest in things you'll perceive to be able to produce alot of material wealth or enough material wealth that your loans will be repayed back in the long term. Not randomly put your money in things you perceive will magically make you rich, that's how stock market crashes happen especially when too many idiots pump a stock or currency to quickly

>>121126
I don't browse r/neoliberal and I haven't read The Economist in a while but basically from what I can remember the neoliberal argument is:
>Muh NIMBYism and Zoning Regulations are the problem
I mean I'm sure there's lots of cases where that can interfere with housing construction but it's all a deflection away from the larger problem; that is to say central governments that have literally abandoned all attempts to construct mass affordable public housing BECAUSE OF NEOLIBERAL IDEOLOGY, like how Thatcher just demolished council housing in Britain with her retarded Right-To-Buy scheme and no government after her bothered to replenish the stock. There's also ancillary issues of why the fuck should foreign investors even be allowed to buy housing stock in countries they do not have citizenship in, or why shouldn't governments be able to control immigration if need be.

Neoliberals are very slimy people what they don't tell you and leave out of their analysis is just as important as what they say tbh. I'm not interested in starting an argument with a bunch of retards who think Keynes is neoliberal. The one time I went onto that forum I saw a guy with an IMF flair claim that the welfare state was good; such blatant ignorance (the IMF is the root cause of a lot of welfare state retrenchment) cannot be reasoned with, only laughed at.

>>121133
That's definitely true yeah

>>121110
>>121122
Canada is high on financial copium they have no industry other than being a capital sink for other countries.

>>121171 (sorry I quoted the wrong post I meant to quote you)
From what I can tell from outside observation they rely on natural resource extraction like the Russkies and Venezuela since apparently when their oil and gas industry does poorly their currency drops through the floor. Just a typical Western neoliberal democracy lmao everything built on financial speculation and processing of natural resources while crime goes up incomes stagnate and politicians jerk each other off as to how much lobbyist cash they can get. Honestly I would welcome the sweet embrace of another USSR-like regime. I want to move to Belarus and maybe volunteer for OMON so I can be on the front lines against the neoliberal assault but I don't know Russian and my ability to grasp linguistics has always been shit.