Obama Porta-Potty Homes

ITs actually all ya need

24'x24' makes more sense 2 car garage size. 8' wide is claustrophobic even 12' would be way better .

This is what used to be called a "shack". Let's see how many people we can cram in it, while Barry Soetoro moves his family into a new $4 million mansion in Hawaii.

only in DC would you have to pay 20-40k for a shed.

i can't make stool in one of those!

I keep posting in the comment section of the link to the porta potty Obama homes but the Green Movement is all over the negative comments red arrowing all the negative comments down, whole endorsing their own positive ones.

It really shows how coordinated this green Agenda 21 stuff is. They will camp on an article like this to try and control their message.

Scary world we live in and they only concentrate their message on the naive and gullible, a majority around the world and it's working wonders.

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I need to start incorporating Eco-Nazi into my posts more.

127 negative ratings for this one.

We can call these places "Obamavilles."

- Sam , Atlanta, 01/12/2012 02:30

They look like "slaves" quarters to me.

Who said slavery was abolished?

Wish i had one so i could dump this mortgage over my head,travel around a bit or just squat on my kins property for a bit.

not everyone sees these as slave shacks.

Slaves couldn't afford the mortgage.

But they CAN pay rent to the Obama Housing Commission.

I swear. Only at GLP. Put "Obama" in the thread title (although the thread has nothing to do with him), and all you polititards think these little houses are stupid. If "bugout" was in the title, you guys would think these little houses are GREAT.

agenda 21

A small house does not a slave make, idiot. Not everyone wants a lot of space. Imagine the low heating/cooling expenses of these homes.

Article says they cost between 20-40K each???

WTF?

I promise I could build one of those for $5K.

The trailer they are sitting on cost $3k, so I call BS sir.

My first comment that said this is what Agenda 21 wants us all in garnered over 150 negative red arrows. The campaign has a following that is kind of scary.

It's not a bad idea really. They'd be better off using those old shipping containers instead of building new structures though.

20k to 40k each??/ That seems very very high, when you could buy a doublewide for the same price.

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My middle son was interested in construction some years ago, he was about 10 I guess...so I hired a building trades teacher to teach the kids how to build a clubhouse but make it exactly like a house...from electrical, heating, cooling, insulation, everything, it's cool...it's 25'x25' complete with escape hatch and internet & cable too...

Yeah, if you can afford it for bug out land with access to water, etc.

Maybe I should look into it... All I have to do is camouflage it...

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I won't pay $50,000 for one. I've seen ones three times as big with loft bedrooms for $10k and they'll move them prebuilt to wherever you want them.

The quotes under the article are interesting. All the ones against Obama have many negative votes.

As one person said, these are shacks for metrosexual progressive hipsters - the perpetually single. This is not the home of someone who plans on marrying and raising a family. How do you even exercise in these sheds? How do you have guests over?

As another poster said, you're liable to come home one day and find your shed has been CARTED AWAY!! It is DC, after all...

Yeah, they must have hired a whole army of people to sit at the computer and neg-vote all the anti-Obama comments and others that are written by people who are aware of Agenda 21, etc.

I wasn't being sarcastic above... I really do think they have people who sit around neg-voting certain comments.

In order to get one of them sugar shacks, you'll have to:

turn in your guns
attend re-education camp
get chipped
then u get your choice... military or work in a gov factory or in the fields

all these freebies will come at a price.....

Nope. They have computers that do most of that shit. They just look for keywords in a particular syntax.