Consumption and Real Estate
Why are builders allowed to discriminate against young people in “senior communities”?
Question : Why are builders allowed to discriminate against young people in “senior communities”?
Is there some rational basis for this, or is it just special treatment given to older people because they vote?
senior communities
Best answer:
Answer by ChuckNorrisisGod
I’ve never experienced this.
Maybe it’s just them.
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#2 written by sandra 1 year ago
old people like to go to bed at 6pm.
They dont like people coming in and out of the building.
They dont like it when people walk fast in the hallway (and don’t say hello)
They play bingo in the lobby every thursday night, and if ur not 85 the chances are that you and your friends are going to be walking by them really fast WITHOUT saying hello!
The truth is old people are not that nice they hate everyone including their grandchildren.Trust me people think “oh no not my granny she loves me” no.The woman hates ur guts..all she wants to do is go to the bathroom change her depends,go down to the lobby and play bingo and not have to deal with pricks like you and me living in her perfect urine smelling condo complex - Comment Feed for this Post
Sandra is way too hard-over on the topic. As in any age group, seniors come in all styles.
Builders received a special ability to discriminate on the basis of age several decades ago. Hence, senior “retirement” communities where residents must be over age 55.
“Rational” basis? Hmmm. Depends on your definition of rational. Essentially, many seniors just prefer being among their peers, and would rather not be bothered by kids except when they come for visits. One of many choices in life.