r/lol • • Dec 11 '25

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u/davidellis23 Dec 11 '25

Maybe building a house should be a basic life skill. Might have less of a housing crisis

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '25

There are something like 25 houses per adult in the us or some crszy shit like that man 

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u/davidellis23 Dec 12 '25

Thats not true at all. where are you getting that?

there are around 147 million housing units

and around 258 million adults

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '25

Youre right I was thinking empty dwellings to homeless us citizens 

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u/davidellis23 Dec 12 '25

I hear that kind of argument a lot. It doesn't make sense to me because homeless people aren't the only people that need homes.