"I'll do what ever I want! And if the neighbors don't like it, let them eat mud!"
Posted on 04/16/2015 2:03:51 PM PDT by BBell
NOVATO (CBS SF) — After George Lucas ran into a buzzsaw of opposition from his wealthy Marin County neighbors when he tried to expand his Skywalker Ranch studio, the filmmaker might be getting some payback with plans for one of the largest affordable housing projects in the Bay Area.
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BOOM!
LOVE IT!
make the liberals eat their words!
( I would reserve it for repeat sex offenders !)
lol
So he’s getting into Ghetto Farming....
Hell hath no fury like a “Progressive” scorned.
"I'll do what ever I want! And if the neighbors don't like it, let them eat mud!"
These are the liberal trendy, in-crowd hypocrites that pull strings and want Section 8 housing, illegal immigrants, wind generators, and sanctuary cities in our average American middle class back yards, but never in theirs.
It is fitting that one of their own is going to (maybe) dump on them as they do to us.
Doesn’t anyone see what he is saying with this?
Working class people and people of color are used as a weapon of revenge by him simply by their moving to the area?
This speaks volumes about how he truly thinks and it goes for the media as well.
When someone assures you that you are equal and the same, and blah, blah, and then when they lose their temper at someone else they threaten that person with moving a scum bag like you into their neighborhood,well.................
“affordable housing projects in the Bay Area”. Now THAT is a contradiction in terms. I suppose “affordable housing” in the bay area (marin county?!) would be between $450K and $750K. 1200 sq/ft bath and a half no garage and laminate counter tops.
This is going to be good!
Probably a great tax shelter too.
George is a big lib too
I once had a boss who made me fantasize about buying the five houses closest to his and turning them all into Section 8.
The government has been using this same method of punishing citizens for decades.
Yep.
Street Plan.
Believe when seen...
Affordable housing.
Why not some low-rent Section 8 apartments, too?
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It will be interesting to see how that turns out in, say, 50 years.
-PJ
All of this for $450K, each! What kind of weirdos LIVE in these tiny houses? Yeesh! The lime green Port-a-Potty is a nice addition to da 'hood, LOL!
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