Ideen fr meine EinJhrige Nichte die schon viel zu viel Klamotten und Spielzeug hat ? <| sep |> White people can ' t jump either . <| sep |> I ' m gonna send messages to everyone who was in that game , and see if I can find it for you . <| sep |> I ' ve been the beast maybe 5 times . I have never had anyone try to kill me . <| sep |> Man these are really good . I think they gave Barrett a cannon arm as an allusion to Barrett in final fantasy 7 but I can ' t prove it . Jake butt wins the animation though . <| sep |> Homelessness is closely related to the cost of housing . Even if you ' re mentally ill or drug addicted , it ' s easier to stay in housing when your rent is cheap . The chain of events goes something like this 1 . The price of oil falls , bringing down the Canadian dollar . 2 . Canadian real estate becomes cheaper for foreign investors e . g . from China . 3 . The demand curve for real estate in cities like Vancouver and Toronto is pushed up at any given price , there ' s now greater demand . 4 . This results in an increase in supply , but also an increase in housing prices . 5 . This increases the number of homeless . This suggests that part of the answer is to increase the supply of housing push up the supply curve , ensure that at any given price there ' s greater supply rezoning to allow for greater density , incentives to build more rental housing , more nonmarketsubsidized housing . Better transport reduced congestion could also help here if it ' s faster to travel to and from work , people could live further away from work , increasing the effective radius of the land available for housing . The provincial government in BC and the Vancouver municipal government have also taken steps to push down the demand curve BC introduced a new property transfer tax for foreign investors , Vancouver is bringing in an emptyhomes tax which should also increase rental supply . Another policy proposal that Ontario could look at is the BCHAF , proposed by economists basically an annual surtax on property , which can be offset by any income earned in Canada , including rental income .