Veterans Cemetery coming to Irvine

[irvinehomeowner]

#ResistanceIsFutile

 

[eyephone]

I noticed late last week they demolished the cinder block wall on Irvine Blvd approximately where the cemetery is going.

Ground breaking soon perhaps?

#AskYaliu

#Idontknow.

@aquabliss, come to city hall tomorrow and protest. 

Btw, is there any TI forum rule about donation?

Yaliu - think peaceful.

 

[eyephone]

I noticed late last week they demolished the cinder block wall on Irvine Blvd approximately where the cemetery is going.

Ground breaking soon perhaps?

#AskYaliu

#Idontknow.

@aquabliss, come to city hall tomorrow and protest. 

Btw, is there any TI forum rule about donation?

Don't you have work Yaliu?

 

[socal78]

Protesting the veterans. Yah, right. Is this a joke?

 

[The Motor Court Company]

here we go again. Yaliu is pro veteran, anti cemetery. He thinks veterans deserve a better resting place than GP

 

[yaliu07]

I noticed late last week they demolished the cinder block wall on Irvine Blvd approximately where the cemetery is going.

Ground breaking soon perhaps?

#AskYaliu

#Idontknow.

@aquabliss, come to city hall tomorrow and protest. 

Btw, is there any TI forum rule about donation?

Don't you have work Yaliu?

sorry.  my word is incorrect.  i meant to say "voice your opinion in the public commentary section of city council meeting".  it is tuesday night at 6pm.

 

[eyephone]

I noticed late last week they demolished the cinder block wall on Irvine Blvd approximately where the cemetery is going.

Ground breaking soon perhaps?

#AskYaliu

#Idontknow.

@aquabliss, come to city hall tomorrow and protest. 

Btw, is there any TI forum rule about donation?

Don't you have work Yaliu?

sorry.  my word is incorrect.  i meant to say "voice your opinion in the public commentary section of city council meeting".  it is tuesday night at 6pm.

How did it go?

 

[yaliu07]

I noticed late last week they demolished the cinder block wall on Irvine Blvd approximately where the cemetery is going.

Ground breaking soon perhaps?

#AskYaliu

#Idontknow.

@aquabliss, come to city hall tomorrow and protest. 

Btw, is there any TI forum rule about donation?

Don't you have work Yaliu?

sorry.  my word is incorrect.  i meant to say "voice your opinion in the public commentary section of city council meeting".  it is tuesday night at 6pm.

How did it go?

Not good.  not good.  we need more people.

 

[The Motor Court Company]

not surprising. Chinese people, have more "I only care about myself" attitude. They don't usually work together for a common goal. Irvine has had what, TWO Korean mayors yest ZERO Chinese mayors despite there are more Chinese than Koreans.

Chinese people are also pretty submissive. TIC can pretty much charge as much as they want with as small lots as they can get and the Chinese will still line up and buy these new homes.

 

[socal78]

not surprising. Chinese people, have more "I only care about myself" attitude.

Are you not Chinese? I thought you were.

 

[The Motor Court Company]

Chinese people have been under authoritarian rule for many thousand years; from the Dynasties, to KMT to Mao to the ruling Communist party. they've never tasted democracy and never fully understand the basic human rights. their history is full of internal conflicts and civil wars. just look at WWII. KMT and the communist party "briefly" worked together against the Japanese invader, but as soon as the war was over, instead of rebuilding they started fighting against each other. even more sadly, after the communists seized the mainland, they started fighting each other among themselves...the Cultural Revolution and so on.

 

[irvinehomeowner]

I hate to break this to you yaliu... but you will find it hard to oppose a Veteran's cemetery that really isn't that close to residential housing.

You'll probably find it easier to Kickstarter this:

 

[Happiness]

Chinese people have been under authoritarian rule for many thousand years; from the Dynasties, to KMT to Mao to the ruling Communist party. they've never tasted democracy and never fully understand the basic human rights. their history is full of internal conflicts and civil wars. just look at WWII. KMT and the communist party "briefly" worked together against the Japanese invader, but as soon as the war was over, instead of rebuilding they started fighting against each other. even more sadly, after the communists seized the mainland, they started fighting each other among themselves...the Cultural Revolution and so on.

The Chinese weren't always sheep and the West wasn't always free.  Go back a little more than 500 years ago, at that time, China encouraged free thinking and welcomed new ideas and even foreign ideas while at that time in Europe, if you said the earth revolved around the sun, you'd be burned at the stake.  So there is hope that the Chinese in the future will be more like their ancestors:  free and innovative instead of sheep and imitators.

 

[The Motor Court Company]

yaliu you should run for the Mayor! I won't petition against the cemetery but I will vote for you. I control at least 4 votes

Chinese people have been under authoritarian rule for many thousand years; from the Dynasties, to KMT to Mao to the ruling Communist party. they've never tasted democracy and never fully understand the basic human rights. their history is full of internal conflicts and civil wars. just look at WWII. KMT and the communist party "briefly" worked together against the Japanese invader, but as soon as the war was over, instead of rebuilding they started fighting against each other. even more sadly, after the communists seized the mainland, they started fighting each other among themselves...the Cultural Revolution and so on.

The Chinese weren't always sheep and the West wasn't always free.  Go back a little more than 500 years ago, at that time, China encouraged free thinking and welcomed new ideas and even foreign ideas while at that time in Europe, if you said the earth revolved around the sun, you'd be burned at the stake.  So there is hope that the Chinese in the future will be more like their ancestors:  free and innovative instead of sheep and imitators.

 

[yaliu07]

not surprising. Chinese people, have more "I only care about myself" attitude. They don't usually work together for a common goal. Irvine has had what, TWO Korean mayors yest ZERO Chinese mayors despite there are more Chinese than Koreans.

Chinese people are also pretty submissive. TIC can pretty much charge as much as they want with as small lots as they can get and the Chinese will still line up and buy these new homes.

somehow, i agreed with you...  i am concern that less chinese will move in because of cemetery.  with less potential buyers, the house value will drop down.  with house value drop down, more "ghetto" people will move in and cause school rating goes down.  this will cause more chinese to flee irvine and more house value drop.  this will start a bad cycle.  then IHO will become AHO (ArcadiaHomeOwner).  Irvinecommuter will become DiamondBarCommuter.

that's only my concern and my two cents. 

 

[yaliu07]

yaliu you should run for the Mayor! I won't petition against the cemetery but I will vote for you. I control at least 4 votes

Chinese people have been under authoritarian rule for many thousand years; from the Dynasties, to KMT to Mao to the ruling Communist party. they've never tasted democracy and never fully understand the basic human rights. their history is full of internal conflicts and civil wars. just look at WWII. KMT and the communist party "briefly" worked together against the Japanese invader, but as soon as the war was over, instead of rebuilding they started fighting against each other. even more sadly, after the communists seized the mainland, they started fighting each other among themselves...the Cultural Revolution and so on.

The Chinese weren't always sheep and the West wasn't always free.  Go back a little more than 500 years ago, at that time, China encouraged free thinking and welcomed new ideas and even foreign ideas while at that time in Europe, if you said the earth revolved around the sun, you'd be burned at the stake.  So there is hope that the Chinese in the future will be more like their ancestors:  free and innovative instead of sheep and imitators.

that's the worst part.  a lot of chinese wont vote.   

 

[The Motor Court Company]

wow. this reply has a lot of potential of turning into something else. I think the impact of house price will be limited. more diversity in Irvine is a good thing actually. More civilized, Western educated Chinese will not really shy away from the cemetery (nothing against you yaliu, just generally speaking) so that's good too.
We get more diversity and get the good Chinese (as oppose to those Chinese tourists or freeway bike riders). what's not to like.

somehow, i agreed with you...  i am concern that less chinese will move in because of cemetery.  with less potential buyers, the house value will drop down.  with house value drop down, more "ghetto" people will move in and cause school rating goes down.  this will cause more chinese to flee irvine and more house value drop.  this will start a bad cycle.  then IHO will become AHO (ArcadiaHomeOwner).  Irvinecommuter will become DiamondBarCommuter.

that's only my concern and my two cents.

 

[irvinehomeowner]

If FCBs will still buy a house with a '4' address... they will still buy near a cemetery.

#NotAllFCBsAreSuperstitious

 

[sgip]

Agreed.

If a $1.4m home in Irvine comes up for sale, located on 444 4th Avenue in the center of a T-intersection, with YOY values going up 44% per year, my bet is that those with an aversion to the supernatural will find true religion quickly.

"Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good bla$ter at your side".

:

 

[yaliu07]

Agreed.

If a $1.4m home in Irvine comes up for sale, located on 444 4th Avenue in the center of a T-intersection, with YOY values going up 44% per year, my bet is that those with an aversion to the supernatural will find true religion quickly.

"Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good bla$ter at your side".

:

Totally disagreed....  what about the resale value?  can that person buy the same value house in a different location (in irvine) with different address with 1.4 million?

When that person eventually sell that house, how many potential buyer will be there?  For example, if there are 10 qualified potential buy in Irvine, will all 10 of them interested in that house? 

if i am one of the 10 buyer, i will NOT be in interested in that house because i know with 1.4 million, i can buy some other house.