If the median price of a home in the U.S.A. is $347,716 and the average debt per taxpayer is $323,045 then could most American taxpayers get a free house of slightly below the median value if their tax debt was forgiven
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_by_median_home_price
@shortstories median =/= average
I mean a free house in the future that is slightly below the current average, of course the average price in the future would decrease if everyone was getting houses for cheaper
They could have bought a house if they did not pay the tax debt that almost adds up to the cost of a house
What if instead of paying welfare for single moms and wars and social security they just paid for adult males to get free houses and had no property tax
Then old people could retire with free house
@shortstories when you say "tax debt" are you taking the national debt and dividing it by the population?
That debt is to pay for welfare mostly, so sure, if the government wasn't giving everyone welfare, then the people with jobs could all afford a house.
It says the phrase "debt per taxpayer" on the debt clock
I am just quoting the number and hoping I know what it means
By tax debt I meant "debt per taxpayer" on the debt clock website
@shortstories if the government wasn't paying for all the welfare, we could cut income taxes by over 70% and people with jobs would be able to easily afford a house, and that doesn't include the fact that ending welfare also means ending Section 8 housing as well.