The Fall Of Section 8

[Zuberi TauParticipant 10606]

Well, the serial paint sniffers on Youtube censored my latest video about the fall off section 8.
For those who haven’t seen it, the uncensored version is on my Vidme channel.

The Fall Of Section 8

[Faust For ScienceParticipant 22521]

Good video. You give a great sermon.

Angry MGTOW also did a video on the subject.

It is nice to listen to:

For the record, I have nothing but respect for a anyone whom is well spoken.

Think about this. Women are saying that there is a husband drought.

Even the pussy beggars are not marrying women.

When the welfare systems collapse this will increase the number of women looking for a walking ATM (I.E. a man) to take care of them by ten fold.

[Anonymous 42]

I’m signing up on vidme! F~~~ the paint sniffers @ UT! They won’t notice anything until they’re sniffing the paint flames after it catches fire!

They can have an open dialog with my atomic blast doors!

[PraetorianParticipant 139]

Good video as usual. Are they giving any particular reason why they keep censoring your videos on YouTube? Your videos are the only ones that I have seen this done to. Seems very strange to me and a bit overly selective for reasons that I cannot fathom. Obviously I am sure that the powers that be don’t like the content, but it isn’t as if what you are communicating is particularly unique in needing to be blocked. There are other providers that put out similar content and it doesn’t get censored.

[Anonymous 11]

But, but, but….. Where will Chad sleep now?

[BlacqueJacqueShellacqueParticipant 6890]

@Zuberi Tau. I don’t know, for the life of me, how I did not know that your voice from the videos went with the avatar I’ve seen before me here.

Your videos are great and I’ve enjoyed every one I’ve seen.

Keep up the good work man.

What a powerful voice you have sir. Lion like.

[The man in the mountainParticipant 4102]

LOM you are a hero, not to suck your c~~~, but i will give you the hand since you are one of us proud MGTOWS!.

Feminism is bringing down western civilization and everyone with it, once they start dying because of famine, harsh environment and deceases, there will be no chad to rescue them….Life always has to weed out the bottom feeders when there are too many of them.

[Faust For ScienceParticipant 22521]

The man in the mountain wrote:

Feminism is bringing down western civilization and everyone with it, once they start dying because of famine, harsh environment and deceases, there will be no chad to rescue them….Life always has to weed out the bottom feeders when there are too many of them.

This became evident after hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans. The rest of the Gulf Coast residents left and survived the hurricane. But those receiving welfare New Orleans decided to stay.

After the hurricane there was flooding and no services. There were documented cases of those on welfare going to high ground such as bridges and their sitting their, waiting for someone to help them to the point of dying, with these people not trying to save themselves.

These people are so pathetic they do not know how to live beyond sucking at the government tit.

[The man in the mountainParticipant 4102]

Faust For Science wrote:

The man in the mountain wrote:

Feminism is bringing down western civilization and everyone with it, once they start dying because of famine, harsh environment and deceases, there will be no chad to rescue them….Life always has to weed out the bottom feeders when there are too many of them.

This became evident after hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans. The rest of the Gulf Coast residents left and survived the hurricane. But those receiving welfare New Orleans decided to stay.

After the hurricane there was flooding and no services. There were documented cases of those on welfare going to high ground such as bridges and their sitting their, waiting for someone to help them to the point of dying, with these people not trying to save themselves.

These people are so pathetic they do not know how to live beyond sucking at the government tit.

THIS IS TRUTH BROTHERS, THE TRUTH!!

GIVE THEM NOTHING AS THEY COME OUT OF THE PLANTATION IN FLAMES!!!!

SURVIVAL MODE ON!.

[Anonymous 11]

One of my relatives was in the Georgia National Guard and was dispatched to help with New Orleans after Katrina. They complained about being given bottled water instead of sodas and did not like the generic tee shirts offered. They later went on to Mississippi and no one wanted the supplies.

I appreciated the cases of bottled water, tarps, and storage bins the Red Cross gave me after Matthew. I was working my ass off and needed the supplies. I think they were checking if I were alive too. Hell, mgtow.com brothers gave me some valuable advice that spared me more damage as I posted during the storm.

I know of one Section 8 home where the tenants did $40K worth of interior damages. They need to work their asses off like everyone else does. F~~~ ’em.

[sidecarParticipant 35837]

$20,000,000,000,000.00 in debt.

That’s unsustainable.

Either we cut spending now in a controlled manner or wait for everything to collapse around us later.

[Anonymous 11]

What is it now, sidecar, something over 200 Trillion net present value in unfunded mandates on top of that.

It will not continue.

[Faust For ScienceParticipant 22521]

sidecar wrote:

$20,000,000,000,000.00 in debt.

That is the debt the government will admit to. Counting the tens of trillions in bailouts, assuming responsibility for the speculation market, and the $200 billion or more a month in continued bailouts start in 2007, the debt is somewhere between $50 to $500 trillion in U.S. dollars.

Keep in mind it is estimated that the total wealth of the world is physical value is around $70 trillion in U.S. dollars.

This is why people whom look at the such debts are no worried. The interest alone exceeds the ability to pay and the debt is increased by about $200 billion a month.

Such debts cannot be paid back and should not because they are not the people’s debts. The people did not create these debts.

The globalists created these debts and the globalists are caught in their own interest rate trap.

It is all going to collapse, the only question is when.

The one concern is the globalists may destroy all humanity, even if it means killing themselves, to avoid being held responsible for the coming global collapse civilization.

But hey. The globalists can either face billions of enraged human beings in this life or the next. Their odds are better in this life. And if one destroys the world there is no escape from the afterlife through reincarnation.

Do you think Heaven and Hell can handle a sudden increase of billions of souls all at once? I do not think so.

[HitmanParticipant]

Let it fall.
It’s long overdue.

[sidecarParticipant 35837]

Anonymous wrote:

What is it now, sidecar, something over 200 Trillion net present value in unfunded mandates on top of that.

Only $100 trillion or so, actually, but that’s also unsustainable. However that can be dealt with by canceling those mandates. The debt, on the other hand, must be paid, one way or the other.

There is some good (more like not completely f~~~ing awful) news. Since Trump took office the federal budget deficit (around $5.5 trillion) has been slowly shrinking. Too slowly, though. The debt is still increasing due to interest.

Faust For Science wrote:

That is the debt the government will admit to.

Actually, the federal government only admits to about $14 trillion in debt.

Counting the tens of trillions in bailouts, assuming responsibility for the speculation market, and the $200 billion or more a month in continued bailouts start in 2007, the debt is somewhere between $50 to $500 trillion in U.S. dollars.

Those qualify as unfunded liabilities, not debt, since they can be canceled by the government saying: “No.”

But that brings up a different point: given our current financial situation, what with the debt being greater than our entire Gross Domestic Product, putting someone like Bernie Sanders in the white house would have been suicidal. As it is, the pending student loan bailout the greedy liberals keep squawking for may well be the straw that breaks the camel’s back.

I would ask what the f~~~ Bernie Sanders supporters are thinking, but clearly they aren’t.

[Anonymous 11]

sidecar wrote:

I would ask what the f~~~ Bernie Sanders supporters are thinking, but clearly they aren’t.

Quote of the year.

They will cancel those mandates. I’m developing alternative methods to support myself in old age. All of my contributions into Social Security would have been better spent on hookers and blow. At least I would have received some value in exchange.

[Faust For ScienceParticipant 22521]

sidecar wrote:

Those qualify as unfunded liabilities, not debt, since they can be canceled by the government saying: “No.”

Anything debt or liability can be canceled by government with sovereign authority. Those in government just lie on the matter because they get bribes to do so.

[Anonymous 54]

Alright, I found you on vidme.

F~~~ utube.

Love your work ZT!!!

[Anonymous 42]

Anonymous wrote:

I know of one Section 8 home where the tenants did $40K worth of interior damages.

I always insisted Sec 8 housing be made entirely of reinforced concrete and steel! Steel toilets, steel tubs, steel sinks, steel cabinets, steel doors, and no windows only steel shutters! Everything concrete and steel! Just like the man of the house has in his section 8 housing; THE COUNTY JAIL! BECAUSE HE WENT BROKE AND COULDN’T PAY CHILD SUPORT!

There’s a concrete gap! Why aren’t feminists addressing that???

Anonymous wrote:

What is it now, sidecar, something over 200 Trillion net present value in unfunded mandates on top of that.

It will not continue.

23 trillion in municipal tax delinquent real estate of which you can add yours truly to that list.

[CataphractParticipant 2656]

Is this Section 8 anything like Housing Trust over here in Australia?

Marriage: About as appealing as wood-chipper diving.

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