Do a lot of Americans live in trailer parks ?
Do a lot of Americans live in trailer parks ?
Carson Hall
Landon Wright
The White House is technically a Trailer park, if you think about it
Matthew Nelson
3% live in a mobile home, so no
Wyatt Scott
Another 0.5 % are homeless.
Aiden Ross
no. most americans live in suburbs. Like commieblocks but nicer
Anthony Gray
forgot picture
Alexander Morris
This guy doesn't know how shit are commieblocks.
The equivalent of your suburbs are our residential areas, but your suburbs are better.
Christopher Torres
That's less than in Germany technically, where 1.5% are homeless
Chase Cook
Only the republicans.
Easton Clark
bbc.com
>An estimated 20 million Americans live in mobile homes, according to new Census figures.
6.25% actually.
Thomas Morris
How many of those are illegals?
Bentley Davis
This is actually true. Made me kek.
Nicholas Smith
Ouch
Noah Turner
Also wrong. If by homeless you count everyone not having a home, i.e. also people living in shelters and halls, the number is 0.4%. If you only count the people actually living on the street it's 0.05%.
zeit.de
Owen Thomas
Most of them, but still a large amount regardles.
I stand corrected
Kevin White
Aren't migrants technically living in said shelters? Or do they not count? In the US, we include illegals and citizens in our homeless statistics.
Liam Jackson
Americans like to live efficiently and mobile
Jaxon Williams
Plenty of Europeans do as well
Grayson Davis
They count, but those numbers are from 2015, and honestly who the fuck cares about a bunch of sandniggers most of whom will end up back in the desert?
Christopher Cox
yes
Jace White
Why are 1st world countries so 3rd world?
Ian Williams
How much does a stereotypical american redneck trailerhome cost?
Isaac Torres
30k for a decent trailer with all the amenities you could want.
Jaxson Baker
Because taxes are "theft".
And in case of gypsies because they're unteachable subhumans doing it even when you're offering them help.
David Cook
Are poor in Europe worse off than poor in the US?
>Yes
Carter Barnes
Europes a big place user. What's poor in one country is rich in another
Jason Reed
Does that include a spot in a trailer park or do you have to rent it separately?
Jeremiah Sanders
No clue desu
Asher Howard
The bottom 10% are worse off in Europe than in the US. The size doesn't matter.
Blake Perry
The same affirmation applies here But you don't tell it, you act like a sbire of Germany. Everytime someone says something bad about Germany, there's a Finnish flag who appears to defend it. I don't know if it's always you or if you are several people.
Tyler Fisher
rent is separate at a trailer park
Evan Howard
yes
Alexander Nelson
The bottom 10% in Europe are poor Eastern Europeans so thats not too surprising
Blake Nguyen
en.wikipedia.org
>First published on 24 May 2011, it includes 11 "dimensions" of well-being:
>Housing: housing conditions and spendings (e.g. real estate pricing)
Well duh, of course housing is cheaper in the United States of We Piss Space.
>Income: household income and financial wealth
Gross or adjusted for median income and expenses? Because basic necessities are cheap as hell here.
Leo Lewis
Because there are literal 3rd world countries in europe
Zachary Bell
Considering the bottom 10% in america don't have any kind of health insurance coverage and crime being rampant I'm having a hard time believing that.
Brandon Bailey
The US isn't first a world country.
>I'm having a hard time believing that.
Your believes don't make anything a reality.
(you)
Parker Turner
There's plenty of crime and shit healthcare in Eastern Europe so technically he's correct. Even poor parts of countries like Ireland, Britian and Italy are in similarly dire straits for first world countries
Jaxson Gonzalez
The US is the definition of a 1st world country. Unless 1st world to you = Scandinavian standard of living, in which case very few countries are actually first world
Adam Edwards
Depends which area.