no, i just went to the toilet about a hour before I typed that. so i aint full of crap!

republicans try to prevent or reduce over regulation, over inspection ,over chargeing where as that is how democrats get loose money to pay for freebies for the non working people.
To give a good example, a coworker decided to build a new house. He wanted to do most of the work himself and he wanted to use timber from his own property. Turns out his house was the last 1 in the county that was allowed to do that before new regulations hit that required all lumber to have a stamp on it and all work to be done by licensed folks.
He built a really nice home with a huge stone fire place and such for a fraction of what the average concrete slab house cost in the surrounding area. and what inspections were required, the inspectors actually brought new hires out there to show them how a house should be built and how my coworker actually applied more storm proofing and insolation that was required by new codes. people that want better can do better if allowed without all the silly regulations.
BUT when he built his house, his lumber was literally cut down as a tree,sawn on a portable sawmill and nailed up right there on the spot. Saving him a ton of money and also giving him old growth ,tight grain floor joist that were a honest 2x12 instead of the store bought 13/4 by 11/1/2 with the costly stamp.his lumber bill was less than half store bought. that is just 1 example of how over regulation cost more. and really doesn't produce better quality.

I couldn't tell you. I know what it looks like it is saying but I am not sure

No, ananas means pineapple. The picture could have tipped you off.

The White House is located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C which is part of the "blue wall", having voted for all Democratic nominees since 1964. The majority of residents want the district to become a state and gain full voting representation in Congress, which was confirmed with a 2016 referendum.
Political party strength in the District of Columbia - thanks Wikipedia

So with that in mind, go back and research all the bs building code and inspections and their cost and see what effect that is having on the ball room. Which to me, makes perfect sense because other countries have fine places for leaders to meet and the white house ball room could be used for large events preventing our Presidents from having to leave the US ,which reduces security risk. Let 1 President of any party get killed in a foreign land and see what will happen. Chaos.

Why would you even have a reason to run, fight and shoot?
Are you not getting everything you wanted?

Oh, excúsame. I did not know you are a privilegioso assholee.

If you don't care about this subject, why did you feel the need to react?
There are lots subjects to react to, this one is about the price of homes.
Your ONE sentence isn't even worth reacting to, because it adds nothing.
You're only saying "it's the Democrats", with zero justification.

Oh, you own a house, so you don't care? How about that "egoism"?
Good for you to take the mask off. You don't care about your fellow Americans.
How many Americans need to live with their parents until the age of 35,
before you see a problem?

"Trump has never stolen from anyone" Yes, he has, all his life. His Modus operandi was not paying the people who work for him. That's why he has been in 5,600+ lawsuits from the 1970s through 2016. He has always been a crook and he is a crook now. Why can't you see that?

Trump is trying to cheat RIGHT NOW. He is demanding control over the election system of states he is sending ICE too. He is telling all red states to gerrymander
the shit out of democracy.

That property value of states 'that involve the democrats' is related to the economic strength of those states. Ever heard of 'supply and demand'? People want to live in those states, so the price goes up. However, there should still be a government to REGULATE that, so people who already live in a home don't get their rent jacked up 200%, because some landlord wants to get rich fast.

Damn, you lot all come up with the same nonsense argument. There are many forms of democracy. Most most modern democracies are 'representative democracies'. That's the democracy of my country and yours. Yours is just fucking failing to actually represent the people, but your Constitution describes an ACTUAL representative democracy. Your constitution ALSO describes your 'constitutional republic', which is the STRUCTURE of your DEMOCRACY. I think I told you this before. You could have checked it and learned something, but it looks like you have a learning disability.

Your country once stood for truth and justice, but your side destroyed it,
and all of you are lying your ass off for your horrible wannabe dictator.

All the other stuff you're adding to your comments make you look like
the “village idiot”, who's shouting incoherent religious nonsense at people,
who are trying to ignore him.

The house is owned by the one who bought it. In theory, you could lose the house,
if you don't pay the ground lease. What you can do on that ground doesn't differ much from when you own it. You can build a shed, a fish-pond, a vegetable garden,
a fence (up to a specific height, and a sunroom, treehouse or sauna, within certain rules. It's mostly rules to not disturb the neighbors, because most gardens are much smaller than in the US.

In the Netherlands, land ownership does not automatically give you the right to build whatever you want. The government regulates land use to ensure:
- Safety (structural, fire, environmental hazards)
- Public order (traffic, accessibility, infrastructure)
- Environmental protection (nature, water management)
- Consistency with local planning (zoning, aesthetics, urban design)
Even if you own the land outright, you must apply for a building permit (“bouwvergunning”) before construction.
If you have leasehold, you also need a building permit for the same reasons as above.

Regulations used to be much tighter. When my parents bought their house, they were forced to keep the facade painted in the same color scheme as the whole street. After about 15 years, that was dropped, and people started using other colors.

Leasehold is more rare in the US, but there are areas in New York, San Francisco and Hawaii where people own houses on land that is owned by the government.

There are some rare cases in which people lost their homes because they didn't pay the ground lease. However, owning your own land is no guarantee against eminent domain. According to ChatGPT, eminent domain happens more often in the US than in The Netherland, even though it's rare in both our countries.
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However, just last year, we heard that the village of Moerdijk in the Dutch province of North Brabant, with around 1,100 residents, is facing eminent domain, to make space for large‑scale industrial and energy infrastructure development. And those people own the land their houses have been standing on for many years, not the government.
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