The Neighborhood War

[DomingoOrtiz]

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[Shoreagle]

Buy buy buy buy!

[DuchesneEast]

More land for sale in Newton (Centre): http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/region ... story.html

City Councilors Victoria Danberg and Richard Blazar, who represent Newton Centre, said they’d like to see some type of housing, including low-income units, at the property.

They are c-u-n-t-s. There, I said it.

[Corporal Funishment]

More land for sale in Newton (Centre): http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/region ... story.html

City Councilors Victoria Danberg and Richard Blazar, who represent Newton Centre, said they’d like to see some type of housing, including low-income units, at the property.

They are c-u-n-t-s. There, I said it.

I predict that neither Victoria Danberg nor Richard Blazar live especially close to the site in question, and I also predict they would oppose low-income housing if it was coming to their own neighborhood.

[BostonCollege1]

More land for sale in Newton (Centre): http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/region ... story.html

City Councilors Victoria Danberg and Richard Blazar, who represent Newton Centre, said they’d like to see some type of housing, including low-income units, at the property.

They are c-u-n-t-s. There, I said it.

I predict that neither Victoria Danberg nor Richard Blazar live especially close to the site in question, and I also predict they would oppose low-income housing if it was coming to their own neighborhood.

If I'm reading the Chapter 40B regs in MA correctly, an "affordable" Home can be purchased by someone with a family income between 70% and 80% of the city/town's median income. In a city like Newton, that can be up to $85,000 per year. Not exactly a family in poverty.