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Sudetenland Tales
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"I don't think it's clear that we would even get substantial housing as a result of this. What I know would happen is people would lose access to places they know and care about and that drive our Western economies," he said.
The American Conservation Coalition has taken to posting pictures of national parks which could not be sold off under Lee's bill to criticize the sale of far less beautiful Bureau of Land Management lands.
Protecting this is more important than increasing GDP.
In fact, Lee's proposal is an exceptionally modest version of a generally good idea; that the federal government's vast, unused land holdings could be sold to ease the Western United States' severe housing shortage.
In an essay at his Construction Physics Substack, Brian Potter notes that housing costs in the rural western United States are exceptionally high compared to rural areas elsewhere in the country.
So, what does this all mean for my piddly little ass? you say. ...... It means that the American dream of home ownership has gradually been eroded by the communists since about 1913. You no longer own your home even if you’ve paid off the mortgage. You rent it from the communists through property taxes which