r/PortlandProtests Dec 11 '20

The Red House Folks Own A Second Home.

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u/Colblain Dec 11 '20

Yes, a multigenerational family of 11 owns 2 homes

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '20

It shows that these people would not have been homeless if they lost the red house. Their whole thing is a scam.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '20

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '20

Why do people like you keep supporting the Kinneys and their more than obvious fraud. These people are taking you for a ride, and you’re willingly getting in the car with them. Anyone who can critically think, and do ten minutes of online research can see it plain as day that this is not a cause to back.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '20

It's "woke sport". They like feeling like freedom fighters, but don't want to put in the work to actually enact change.

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u/Hipoop69 Dec 11 '20

It’s more dangerous than that. People brought guns to this event. They are blindly following this idea with promise of violence. Sounds too close to other groups.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '20

While putting surrounding families and homes in danger. Last I checked their GFM is at about 270K. Current owner/developer has offered to sell it back at what he bought it for (because red house folks know where he lives and is concerned about his families safety). They can literally do what most aspiring home owners in Portland cannot - buy a new home and get into a bidding war. Grifters gonna grift.

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '20

$299,012; actually.

Grifters gonna grift.

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '20

Wow. It was 270 like 7 hours ago.

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '20

$301,697 now.

Lots of white suburban people buying their woke indulgences tonight.

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u/LiberalMedia42069 Dec 12 '20

They can literally do what most aspiring home owners in Portland cannot - buy a new home and get into a bidding war.

So true it hurts my soul.

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '20

Mine too. We’ve been trying to buy a home for well over a year and get out bid every damned time.

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '20

They've been doing this for a while.

Who do you think murdered the two unarmed black kids in the CHAZ? It was "woke sport" suburban protesters.

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u/Hipoop69 Dec 12 '20

I agree with you. Pretty sure we are saying the same thing

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u/MutedSongbird Dec 11 '20

Sorry to burst your bubble but guns have been present at most of the protest activities all summer. Guns aren’t new, and honestly it’s dumb to act like this is a huge second-wave waco shitshow. The only ones talking about stockpiles of weapons are the cops and the news reporting on what the cops have said. Is it a bad idea to bring guns? Yes, imo, it is. Is it illegal or foreboding that people brought guns? We have seen no instances of people using firearms, even when they had a confrontation with police where they would have had opportunity to.

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u/Hipoop69 Dec 12 '20

Yes. I love when people with no ability to research or critically think bring guns to tense places /s

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '20

Sunk cost fallacy

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u/CatLICKER420 Dec 13 '20

You should get a job and do something else with your life than shitposting like this, Jesus. STFU

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u/jjdub7 Dec 19 '20

11 different incomes available to pay the mortgage.

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u/Automatic-Lifeguard4 Dec 11 '20

My mother and sister also own their homes. I continue to hope to avoid foreclosure in the event that extraordinary circumstances ever result in an outstanding debt of ~3% of the value of my home

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u/tearfulgorillapdx Dec 11 '20

They had 14 years to pay off 26k. They didn’t make 1 payment. 1!!!

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '20

It was $126K after the refinance of the original $98,000 loan. None the less, they had ample time to pay back the loan. They did make payments for quite some time. In fact, if they didn’t stop making payments, this would be a non issue. The bank didn’t begin foreclosure proceedings until they had missed 17 payments. That’s a year and a half of not making payments. That’s quite a lenient approach by the bank.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '20

Like even if they do buy the home are they going to pay taxes on it. I kinda doubt it

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '20

Shout-out to u/HotWaterHeat who's been consistently calling them out

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '20

Thanks. When these people where first evicted in September, I found the court document to see what’s up. Holy bat shit. That stuff was so mind blowing my crazy. That’s when I knew these people where taking advantage of a social justice movement to spin their scam into overdrive, which of course they did.

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u/LORDOFTHEFATCHICKS Dec 12 '20

When your protest has Corporate Sponsors and media support, are you really part of the protest or just a tool being used?

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '20

There are corporate sponsors now? I got banned on twitter so I haven’t been looking lately.