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To: Mercat

Why is this allowed in Alabama, a conservative state? Something fishy is going on? I saw a couple of pictures on the internet, one was in Atlanta and the other was in Huston, there were thousands of people in parking lots waiting for Section 8 housing, all of them were black. Oops I wasn’t supposed to notice. But my bad side did notice and my inquisitive side asked isn’t that housing discrimination?

Is there a lot welfare in all forms in the southern states? What is going on here? I don’t live in the south so maybe I am getting the wrong impression but I get the feeling that some of those southern conservatives are not as conservatives as were thought.


50 posted on 06/17/2017 1:38:59 PM PDT by cradle of freedom
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To: cradle of freedom

Why is this allowed in Alabama, a conservative state? Something fishy is going on?


Why is it allowed in Texas, or Oklahoma - two conservative states?


54 posted on 06/17/2017 1:47:35 PM PDT by Jane Long (Praise God, from whom ALL blessings flow.)
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To: cradle of freedom

This specific area (Hoover, Alabama, was invaded by Mexicans with the help of the Catholic Church in the area.

There is a great abundance of cheap housing in the area and the Mexicans and the Section 8 crowd have that area now. It killed propert values around there and drug the school system down.

I will say this: the Mexican’s line up on the street there every morning trying to get work from contractors and yard service companies.

The Section 8 groups do not join the Mexicans in the work search.


61 posted on 06/17/2017 3:17:22 PM PDT by Bodleian_Girl (Don't check the news, check Cernovich on Twitter)
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