***SECTION 8*** FUNDING to DRY UP NOV 1 -- "MASS DISPLACEMENT"

I keep asking every night if they are freaking yet at work, but they seem kind of waiting like the rest of us. Of course, HUD has been closed around here due to shutdown, so they may not know until money doesn't show up next month.

Last Edited by hockeymomgonebad on 10/15/2013 01:32 PM

Woa.

Most of those "People in Need" are not really "PEOPLE IN NEED". They are just people that would rather sit around all day playing xbox, stay out all night shooting at the other guys, and let someone else feed/cloth/shelter them... Why not take freebies if it's offered right?


If they were forced to do anything, anything for what they're given it wouldn't be so bad. We have people that will not work and just expect a handout. The hand the govt takes from to give is mine!

Those poor white guilt liberals are gonna suffer the worse.
Especially the ones with the Obama bumper stickers on their cars and stuff.

This is for WA state at the TenantsUnion.org website. If the government shutdown goes on long enough for these people to not get their food stamps AND get thrown out of their homes...we're pretty much all screwed anyway.

The following is general information about low-income housing programs and eviction policy. There are many different programs available that help tenants with low-incomes or special housing needs. Different regulations will apply to different programs, and sometimes tenants don’t know exactly which program they are participating in, or are a part of more than one program at a time. It can often be hard to know exactly what program a tenant is a part of and which regulations apply. In addition, being evicted from housing that is subsidized by the government may put your ability to stay in low-income housing programs at risk. It is best to consult an attorney to help navigate low-income housing evictions.

Most low-income housing programs have additional rules and policies that govern the eviction process. In some cases, tenants living in low-income housing have increased protections above and beyond what is offered in state law. For a complete look at low-income housing policy, see Subsidized Housing & Section 8.
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Two point one million households nationwide.

2,100,000 housing units.

Not people; 'households'.

Each holding gawd-knows-how-many feral creatures. (and a few genuinely disabled and otherwise unfortunate souls)

Wikipedia article from whence I gleaned the 2.1 million figure:

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

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Been telling everyone to get the F out of urban areas buy guns and lots of ammo , These people CAN NOT BE EVICTED but Its getting cold here in the north east , the landlords are not going to be able to pay for water , heat and electricity.

What do you think million plus people are going to do with no food and heat in -degree weather ? FUBAR

They are going to go chimp open looting killing for a warm place to stay . Steal your food rob as you leave super markets at gun point . Their is not enough cops to go around .

I am from CT and bought land in Texas and will be moving in a year . This is going to get worse more than you can ever imagine .
Once winter sets in all those people will be carted off to fema camps in the guise of there own safety.

Section eight slum lords will be in for a rude awakening when they try to evict all the ghetto coons

This seems to have really snuck up from behind.

I keep thinking that we "should" be seeing some lameass tearjerker media campaign showing little kids starving and homeless out in the cold.

Why are we not seeing this???

Why are there not broadcasts, web sites, urgent appeals about 2.1 MILLION "households" getting thrown to the wolves, cold, hungry and homeless?

Where is the propaganda about this???

the ghetto slummers will be used as feral shock troops by the elite , why you think the .gove bought billions of rounds > ? Is it because few of their expendable shit bag enforces could hit the broadside of a barn at twenty paces ?

The question is, what liberal retard would vote for anyone who wanted them to earn something for themselves. Once some individual effort is introduced into so-called "safety net" systems, they immediately lose favor. It is nothing short of a tragedy that we even have to deal with this in our once-great country.

The people who sign up for government assistance and stay on it their whole life, and pass it down from generation to generation, have never felt the satisfaction of being rewarded for honest work and never will. I believe that satisfaction is something you're either born with or you're not. I am 28, and could have mooched off my parents for years and years, but had the instinct to create something for myself. That can only be accomplished through real work. You either know what I mean or you don't. Without that, things will continue until the system collapses under its own weight. There is no solution besides the chaos that's about to ensue.

The Sec. 8 apartment complex too near to me is responsible for most of the crime in a 10 sq. mile area. Murder, shootings, robbery, etc. More often than not, the criminals aren't even listed on the lease agreement. Cops are around there pretty much 24/7.

People truly in need, and society in general, shouldn't have to put up with that scum.

AMEN Brother!

Good story with a good link. Thanks for the alert.

Yes...that's so they can organize flash mobs that won't just be terrorizing and robbing stores. If your house looks nice enough...there will be a few hundred or more ransacking people's homes too. It's one thing to be woken up in the middle of the night to an intruder and maybe get a round off in him/her...but quite a different rude awakening if 50, 60 or even a hundred are swarming on your house. No wonder the libs and gun control tards want to limit magazine size. Can't be mowing down "good" citizens that are just down on their luck.

When I was young and starting off, I was working, My family and I , one baby on the way,... was looking for a place to live. We inquired about section 8 and the choices were all dumps and bad neighborhoods. No way, no money was worth saving to raise ones kids in that

We chose a trailer park that was quiet, peaceful in the suburbs till my credit score was established and we moved our way up and out.

That was many, many years ago..

Its not all roses as you think it is, a lot of section 8 live in dumps. Imagine living in fear of gangs and rocks thrown at windows, cop cars at all hours of night, Not worth it.

I mean we turned down the section 8 and simply chose a affordable trailer that was resellable . It had two person whirlpool tub, glass etched cabinets, pretty nice actually, till we bought a home.

Wow, that's going to suck big time! I had applied for section 8, years ago, and when my turn came up on the waiting list to pick up my voucher, I didn't go to fill out the paper work because I didn't need the assistance anymore. I feel for those who really need that program if they lose the funding.

We all know that at the 11th hour the bad cop and the badder cops will reach a deal. However, it would be fucking awesome if this were to really happen. Overnight hundreds of thousands of neighborhoods around the country would raise in value due to the blight and the trash being forced to leave.

Maybe it's just me but does anyone else think Obama will allocate the funds to keep his base fed and housed and deem that as "essential" and take from somewhere else to fund these two programs?

I can see that happening.

Then he'll tell them how he saved them from the evil Republicans and continue on with squandering the tax money as usual.



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[link to jacksonville.com]

Interesting article from Aug. discussing the huge demand for housing and lack of funding. They opened the WAITING LIST a while back and it was at the sports stadium to handle the crowd. They were lined up for hours just to get on a waiting list that could be years long. Sad.

URGENT!!!
Government Freezes EBT Funds: Orders States to Withhold Transfers to Food Stamp Recipients
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Aren't a lot of people under Section 8 considered "mentally ill?" That's part of the reason the program exists, right? To make sure these people have a place to live.

So what's going to happen? We are going to have a very large number of emotionally-disturbed people suddenly left homeless. Being somewhat "disturbed" myself (I have a bipolar II diagnosis), I also know what it's like to be homeless under such conditions: it drives you more insane.

So yeah, I believe it's all part of a plot to bring martial law into effect. Stupid, stupid, stupid!

I say: make every politician live with severely-limited funds (i.e. low-to-middle income wages). Let them know what's it's like to live paycheck-to-paycheck, let them be examples to the American people by first giving up their own wealth.

De-fund useless programs, stop engaging in wars, stop throwing money away and start teaching people how to live by their own means!

keep in mind that many of the section 8 rentals are mortgaged...so with no rent, the tenant is kicked, the landlord cant pay his mortgage, and the bank forecloses....maybe the banks are behind this too, who knows.

I have feeling they are going to allow this to happen , it will give them a reason to put all their behinds in FEMA camps for their own safety .

Because when the shit really hits the fan , the major population will much easier to handle . Like if China calls in our dept the American dollar will de-value very fast and become worthless this why they are coming after the law abiding citizens guns .

It will be the last link to complete socialism .

you think

Why in tarnation would the bank want some piece of crap house that the evicted section 8 "renters" will have completely trashed on their way out???

Banks really do not want to have any reposessed houses on their hands. They sure as heck do not want houses that are in bad neighborhoods PLUS totally trashed. They're a nightmarish liability instead of an asset.

Hundreds of thousands of them!

As a former social worker, I recall doing in-home visits with the residents of several apartment complexes that were absolutely filled with nothing but the very mentally ill.

Those apartment complexes are a big business!