Steph Curry ain’t tryna live next to you ni99as! Says No to new development in his backyard

[Justin Nitsuj]

Instead of saying that Curry doesn't want to be around broke people in your thread title, you wanna say "nikkas".

OP knows exactly what he's doing with that bullshyt thread title

And I wouldn't want to live around you uppity ass bytch nikkas anyways!

 

[BiggWebb79]

Ayesha would go on to comment...

 

[Raw Lyrics]

Liberals did the same shyt when Juan and his family showed up at Martha’s Vineyard.

These people don’t give a phuk about you.

Phuk the dirty Republicans too (in case the Coli Dems try to paint me as a redneck conservative).

 

[Raw Lyrics]

What’s the problem? Folk pay a premium for privacy… You not paying 30m for a property only for developers to come talk about they building multi family units in your neighborhood.. You damn right folk will piss a bytch.. shyt like that will instantly decrease your property value

Say you’re a piece of shyt without saying it.

When you buy property you buy property, not the entire zip code. As population continues to grow, there needs to be homes and space to accommodate.

 

[JealousOnesEn_V]

Yes, you nincompoop

Shut yo cracker ass up. Your broke ass is concerned why one of the biggest athletes in the world who paid 30 million dollars on an estate for privacy and seclusion doesn’t want townhomes built right behind his backyard STFU

 

[chineebai]

I used to travel to San Mateo for work and our ceo lived there. We were there for a party and it was basically like some great gatsby shyt. Unreal amount of wealth. I felt poor just being there.

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Shut yo cracker ass up. Your broke ass is concerned why one of the biggest athletes in the world who paid 30 million dollars on an estate for privacy and seclusion doesn’t want townhomes built right behind his backyard STFU

Uh huh

 

[IsThatBrothaMouzone?]

So this sounds like wealthy people trying to escape from rich people.

I "get" it. Like a successful surgeon or even a dope boy could buy into a rich community but you gotta have real "fukk you" money for a spot in Atherton.

Does Cali have a class system? Like in some places, just being wealthy doesn't mean shyt if you don't come from the right family. Seems like the further west you go, the more it's about dollars & cents.

Would be interesting if Steph ever wanted to buy into some East Coast community and got the because he wasn't the right hue or his $$$$ wasn't old enough.

 

[staticshock]

Ain't nothing contrarian about it

He's a piece of shyt

The end

We're talking about right vs wrong

Talking about "safety" with other multimillionaires

You keep saying “he’s wrong” like your opinion is a FACT.

I’m indifferent about this situation, but you can’t be going around acting like your opinion is a fact and trumps all.

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

You keep saying “he’s wrong” like your opinion is a FACT.

I’m indifferent about this situation, but you can’t be going around acting like your opinion is a fact and trumps all.

Yes, it's wrong to block new housing construction because ppl make less than you

In a state that already does that on a regular basis so it's rents are already sky-high

You not seeing it doesn't make you any less than a bootlicking idiot

Like goddamn, there isn't even a word for how dumb you are

 

[MikelArteta]

y'all can go ahead and worry about dem crackas fine
but that nikka with the nine skin as black as mine

 

[Rell84shots]

People really think these developments are for poor black people. These homes were only for more rich people to have another spot to live in.

 

[Bay Area]

nikkas in here worried about Steph being classist but those baby millionaires that he doesn’t want to live next to wouldn’t want to live next to middle class people. And middle class people don’t want to live next to section 8 people.

 

[Sterling Archer]

Apartment buildings, even luxury ones, in SFH communities typically lowers value and increases the population per sq/mi which increases everything that most small communities don't want. Like traffic, noise pollution, opportunities of crime, classroom size. Basic overpopulation issues. It defeats the purpose as to why many move to those communities I imagine. They'll either put a burden on the small community resources (packed, food supply scarcity) or there will be more development to support the increase in population by adding more stores and shopping to accommodate and will turn a small community into something more bustling. Effectively making the people who didn't want to raise a family in the city, basically have their community turn into a city.

 

[NSSVO]

Dude lives in Atherton. Possibly the richest zipcode in the US. Par for the course.

Oh yeah lol that shyt is insane bro