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   > $324,999 for it, and it kinda looks like a dump. Imagine you work at Tim   
   > Horton's in Kingston, and you want to buy that place. How would you ever   
   affor   
   > it? And that is the cheapest home in the whole city.   
      
   I hate to tell you this, but if you work at Tim Horton's in a US city (or   
   IHOP or McDonald's or wherever), you probably are not going to be able to   
   afford the cheapest home in your own city, either.  Certainly not one that   
   is not in a run-down, likely crime-ridden part of town.   
      
   > I love Ontario, but I'd rather be poor in the states. Here's the cheapest   
   hous   
   > in my city (in the states):   
      
   > https://tinyurl.com/yc42drtf   
      
   > $40k for that one, and it looks better than the house of horrors up in   
   > Kingston.   
      
   Either your city has a very unusually low cost of living, or there is   
   something wrong with that house.   
      
   >  RM> (not homeless trying to avoid it) we are better supported in general I   
   >  RM> believe.. There are a huge number of rebates and grants for low income   
      
   > I appreciate your reply, and you sound like a very sincere and polite person,   
   > but I have to tell you that you're doing quite a bit of generalizing, which   
   is   
   > fine, but "better supported in general" how? We have people (in the states)   
   wh   
   > are incredibly ignorant, refuse to work, but they still have a roof over   
   their   
   > head, some with free food, and everyone in the states with low income has   
   free   
   > health care.   
      
   I am not so sure it is really free, at least not for citizens.   
      
      
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