pucflek · 2 points ·
Dr Glaucomflecken is great.

pucflek · 4 points ·
and thats why everyone uses unreal now and everything looks similar.

pucflek · 8 points ·
i respect the commitment to feeling awful for at least two weeks in name of science and love of dairy products.

pucflek · 3 points · *
i mean nah, they are still dangerous without that if they aren't that used to people, this one is prolly socialized.

pucflek · 3 points ·
crackheads have many abilities some would consider unnatural.

pucflek · 2 points ·
This is a shit argument. Everyone knows powerful democrats are there. Clintons for sure at least. Let the ***ers up top drown, regardless of allegiance.

pucflek · 7 points ·
Way of the househusband my beloved.

pucflek · 4 points ·
It's because it was very lowkey, some retard wanted to shoot up someone entirely unrelated (IIRC some sport managerial company?) and they happened to share an office building. He got off at the wrong floor which was Blackstone offices and clapped some people there.

It went through the news like three or four weeks ago yeah.

pucflek · 3 points ·
My bad actually, yes they are, they are two different brands but both are money managers. I'm just retarded and keep switching them up. The point stands however, neither Blackrock nor Blackstone actually own all that much housing when you consider the absolute.

They're absolutely scum, make no mistake, but there are, ironically enough, larger problem with housing than corpo buying out fraction of 1% of it over like, pretty long time.

Just ignore all the NIMBY's, slap around some zoning laws, nuke HOA's and build more ***ing housing. Corporate won't buy it as much when sudden supply on market drives down demand and therefore the value of the thing they invest in, which will lead them to invest less in it.

pucflek · 3 points · *
Yes, and that is unfortunate. But 200K units is literally nothing when US has 147 million housing units. All of which were overpriced way before Blackrock got into it.


:(