How is this different from commie blocks?
These have a lot more food.
People weren't assigned to live their by some bureaucrat.
It just commie blocks with bigger spaces to live in, garages cars and food to eat.
>having your own garrage and driveway
>having two floors
>no one lives above or beneath you
commies blocks are hell on earth especially when some drugged 15 year old starts ramping up the chalga
>no trees in sight
I get uncomfortable just looking at that. How can you go for a summer walk in that neighborhood?
Try to live in a commieblock and then live in your own home
i dont see any bars
You can sell it for a profit and move to a cozy farmhouse whenever you want.
i would say more stuff too, but both the food and stuff is pretty garbage. better than commies sure, but there has to be a better life.
No trees or natural landmarks on the horizon freaks me out.
how many times do we need this thread
most american suburbs dont look quite so grid-like as this. most of them have a lot of trees, loopy roads, etc so they feel more homely and homes are often further apart
aesthetically pleasing, you can see the sky
you don't hear your neighbors
2 car garage
I dunno user, what's the correlation of communism and stupidity? .95 ?
you buy and "own" them
How is the food garbage? You can literally get anything you want.
Don't want garbage food? Don't buy garbage food. Don't want garbage stuff? Don't buy garbage stuff. Simple.
>not attached
you can't hear your neighbor masturbating
the difference is that these people literally slaved day and night from the ages of 18 to 40ish just to be able to get into this hellscape. at least commie blocks were given away. we lost the cold war.
This is BS, none of those Darden™ restaurants would fit in that space user. Stop making shit up.
oh i dont disagree with you there user, maybe clarify to say that they are also filled with garbage people?
And leave the guest house with hot tub and pool, why? They are CapCom's communism for you benefits of capitalism for me.
No central heating.
Commie blocks are rat warrens of danger, hiding places for people to mug you. They're a lot like the former tenement buildings anow now Section 8 housing towers of NY. They're especially similar in the way that the electricity in the stairwells always seems to be out, and you have no idea who could be lurking there and there's a dripping moldy leak everyone is aware of, but no one has the agency to fix.
Exactly. That's clearly going to be a Starbucks or some hipster cafe.
There is food in those houses
no central heating
likely ho central hot water
have to pay property and or land taxed
no public transport anywhere in sight
can be evicted for debts
incest and pedophilia
retard you also own a commie flat in ex-commie countries.
What the joy of having cardboar pod housing. I'd rather live in a commie block than "live" like this. And that comes from a person that lives in a house (but real house not mchouse)
Paved roads, running utility, litter, etc
I often find myself perusing googglemaps, fantasizing about living in highly coveted commie bloc housing.
Said no one ever
you are fucking delusional. Typical mutt
But then why does it matter?
They chose to live there, they chose to buy garbage, they chose to be garbage
Very different from a commieblock
I’ve played enough pubg & spin tires to know your country is a mess
Full fridges?
You are right to be content with what you have....or should I say what you will never have? Enjoy your pellet guns, high energy costs, free college (but no jobs), having to work abroad and being treated like Mexicans by Brits and Germans. Apply your frustration towards your government. They are responsible for your situation- not western style cookie cutter track homes.
You do realize their aren’t 8 families in each of those houses, right?
>they are basically very large and comfortable prison cells where you can do whatever you want and leave any time it pleases you
>These have a lot more food.
I lived in communist Poland and food wasn't a big problem.
They look nicer, there's more space, it's cleaner, and you get a garage.
>How is this different from commie blocks?
Well compared to commie blocks this housing doesn't have
>planned parks
>nearby swimming pool
>close health clinic
>preschool for children
>easy mass commute system network
All of which were part of commie block planning.
Awful, I know.
You own those.
2500 square feet, nice size kitchen, multiple bathrooms, and a 2 car garage instead of 650 square feet and a borscht-pot
It really isn't. Just because these people live better off, in prettier neighborhoods, doesn't mean that they don't experience the exact same emptiness of being worthless ants in a hedonistic, consumerist society, even if they desperately try to cope with it or hide it
>Commie blocks are rat warrens of danger, hiding places for people to mug you. They're a lot like the former tenement buildings anow now Section 8 housing towers of NY. They're especially similar in the way that the electricity in the stairwells always seems to be out, and you have no idea who could be lurking there and there's a dripping moldy leak everyone is aware of, but no one has the agency to fix.
KEK at the burger fantasy.
I lived in commie blocks back in Poland. They were quite comfy