It kinds of sucks that my family doesn't have a cool history like some of yours do where they stayed in the same region for multiple generations

that announcement is everything that we should be doing as a movement

@Sam Southern - TN Can we actually sing sea shanties this time? https://shanty.rendance.org/lyrics/shanties.php

take it all back, block by block

I agree

Anyways, off to work.

@Mr. Huxley - OH I'll have to learn them, but hell yeah lol

Beautiful

LONG WEVE TOSSED ON THE ROLLING MAIN, NOW WERE SAFE ASHORE JACK

God I wish I could move into the IE house

I'm kinda stuck in college

That announcement is the opposite of this comic, especially considering its Ohio: http://i.imgur.com/BfprxIN.jpg

Don’t forget your old ship mates, follyfollyfollyrolly right-o

You know I have a rental in Cincinnati, when that lease comes up I should do the same thing.

Neighborhood building is a thing I’ve seen people discuss, really cool stuff

Well suburb on the KY side actually.

IE will flip Baltimore one day

We’ll all be living in charm city

You can buy a city block in Baltimore for like 50k

God, this is such indoctrination

I'm sitting here hearing about how hard blacks had it

boooooooriiiiing

You can buy a mediocre 3 bedroom house in CA for 500K

@Sam Southern - TN I can teach you!

The house I'm currently when we plan on turning to a rental in the next couple of years...

>tfw next week is thanksgiving break, then there’s only two more weeks of college and you’re done

Thank Christ tbh fam

Blacks had it so hard not being good at building civilizations

Doing business with friends can be tricky though lol

The blocks are only 50k

Everyone can rule their own little kingdom

Fiefdom

Exactly!

That's a good song

Well back to work. See ya guys.

aaaahhhhh it's so annoying I don't care about redlining

I’m gonna plant a bunch of Turnips in my petty fief, y’all are welcome to come till

I wonder if growing up with this stuff just pushed me further right

It does getting annoying, doesn’t it

Is the redlining thing even real?

It seems like the whole argument is that people in certain neighborhoods couldn't get loans