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Not only is the government tracking your phone calls and emails and forcing you to buy health care, soon they'll be tracking your neighborhood's racial diversity.
HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan said in a speech to the NAACP that HUD is now going to "shape a future where ladders of opportunity are available for all Americans". To do this HUD will deploy a mapping tool that "will provide data for every neighborhood in the country, detailing the access African American, Latino, Asian, and other communities have to local assets.....".
Translation: The Government is now going to track the racial diversity of all neighborhoods and where they see a homogeneous (i.e. "white neighborhoods") they are going to "help people gain access to those neighborhoods by channeling investments into under-served areas" (i.e. they're going to intervene and build Section 8 and other low cost housing in those areas for non-whites).
Donovan says "Make no mistake, this is a big deal, With the HUD budget alone, we are talking about billions of dollars".
So if a family worked hard and saved and eventually bought their dream house out in the 'burbs, which happens to be a mostly white neighborhood, doesn't this logic imply they're racist? And, given Big Brother's meddling ways, Will this information about what kind of neighborhood a person lives in be used against people applying for government jobs or running for political office in the future?
HUD had already started to lay on guilt a couple of years ago with their radio spots where the little girl tells her Mom, "I really like the people you work with" and then the little girl goes on to describe how the people her Mom works with are all races, but then the little girl shames her Mom and you the listener by saying, "Mom, how come where we live everybody looks just like us?".
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HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan said in a speech to the NAACP that HUD is now going to "shape a future where ladders of opportunity are available for all Americans". To do this HUD will deploy a mapping tool that "will provide data for every neighborhood in the country, detailing the access African American, Latino, Asian, and other communities have to local assets.....".
Translation: The Government is now going to track the racial diversity of all neighborhoods and where they see a homogeneous (i.e. "white neighborhoods") they are going to "help people gain access to those neighborhoods by channeling investments into under-served areas" (i.e. they're going to intervene and build Section 8 and other low cost housing in those areas for non-whites).
Donovan says "Make no mistake, this is a big deal, With the HUD budget alone, we are talking about billions of dollars".
So if a family worked hard and saved and eventually bought their dream house out in the 'burbs, which happens to be a mostly white neighborhood, doesn't this logic imply they're racist? And, given Big Brother's meddling ways, Will this information about what kind of neighborhood a person lives in be used against people applying for government jobs or running for political office in the future?
HUD had already started to lay on guilt a couple of years ago with their radio spots where the little girl tells her Mom, "I really like the people you work with" and then the little girl goes on to describe how the people her Mom works with are all races, but then the little girl shames her Mom and you the listener by saying, "Mom, how come where we live everybody looks just like us?".
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