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FIND YOUR DREAM HOME OR APARTMENT
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May 1, 2012 6:52AM
May 1, 2012 5:47AM
Jan 17, 2012 9:31PM
Beautiful. If one has the money to afford such a luxurious home with a beautiful pool, then okay. I sometimes wonder if I had such money, would I buy such a huge home with an inside pool. If others could enjoy it, that would make it better. I do, however, also wonder if it is really worth the benefit to pay for the maintenance of the pool and everything that goes with it. With so many people homeless, without employment, and health benefits, would it be better to take the money it costs to have the pool and help underserved people in the U.S. and abroad? So many people have so much square footage of house, which they actually use very little of it on a day to day basis. What is the benefit of having such a luxurious home with a pool and nobody hardly uses it? How about busing in some underserved/needy children or families to enjoy the property as a get-away? Some people could never even dream of living in such luxury. No guilt, just humility and gratitude for being financially blessed. Is it a blessing?
Jan 17, 2012 8:26PM
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Jan 17, 2012 6:20PM
Jan 17, 2012 6:18PM
These pools are great! Not sure what all the fuss is about.
Did you ever think about the people who were employed to build these pools? Or the houses they are in? If I had the money I'd build one myself and hire all my friends in the construction business who are right now sitting around doing nothing because they have no work. After it was done, I'd invite them all over for a big pool party!
Did you ever think about the people who were employed to build these pools? Or the houses they are in? If I had the money I'd build one myself and hire all my friends in the construction business who are right now sitting around doing nothing because they have no work. After it was done, I'd invite them all over for a big pool party!
Jan 17, 2012 5:37PM
just wondering who paid for this nice pools, on the backs of some poor family trying to get ahead enough to make their rent, food or medicine. I don't mind people having things nice . When people who are working for some of these people tell them they are asking to much for a wage increase when they are lucky to make ends meet. i have seen this before. Pretty pools inside, kind of reminds me of the Roman Empire
Jan 17, 2012 5:18PM
These seem to be wonderful pools and places to live, but has anyone thought about the actual cost to the culture and person living there? What are they trying to prove? The money was used to pursue the occupants personal vanity and they failed to consider the reality of the lives of others around them. How can the occupants find solace in their perfect lives when others lack? It looks like these places could support a greater good of many people and their families by housing, rest , exercise, and fellowship. How many people could have health insurance if this place was never built and the economic resources retasked? What happens to the depth of a soul when they fail to consider their social context? It is very wonderful, but it seems also a gross show....
Jan 17, 2012 4:44PM
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Jan 17, 2012 4:36PM
I am not one of the affluent, however, I am very impressed with the way the money was spent in these pictures. The truth is if the reader Bill could afford to own a home at such level he/she would.
The architect engineer deserved every penny he or she charged. All homes are great sources of practical art.
Jan 17, 2012 4:00PM
Jan 17, 2012 3:43PM
Read tefa tefa's comment. While some supposed Americans citizens consume themselves with envy and resentment, this young Egyptian sees an economic opportunity and takes initiative to offer his talents and services to make some good money himself. That's the kind of immigrant we need in this country. I'd hire him in a heartbeat and not these contemptible pitiable whiners. Bravo!
Jan 17, 2012 3:38PM
Jan 17, 2012 3:29PM
With approximately fifty percent of the country's population hovering at the poverty level, with three million men, women and children, not just bums (though "bums" are human beings too!), seeking emergency shelters in this "land of the free," it is inconceivable why on earth any self-respecting organization, MSN Real Estate not withstanding, would choose to flaunt such obscene wealth in the faces of so many without even the most basic of human needs, that of a roof over their heads.
However, I am certain that if one were to speak with the owners of these dens of ostentation, they would do their level best to assure us that they "earned it." Believe that, and I've a bridge in the center of the Mojave I would be happy to sell you.
However, I am certain that if one were to speak with the owners of these dens of ostentation, they would do their level best to assure us that they "earned it." Believe that, and I've a bridge in the center of the Mojave I would be happy to sell you.
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