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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This was on NBC4 today. They interviewed the neighbor and the owner. The owner is now claiming the extension is so his aging parents can live with them. [/quote]

Found the link. https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/northern-virginia/addition-to-fairfax-county-home-sparks-debate-about-changing-building-rules/4017643/?amp=1[/quote]

I like his pointed "in our culture we don't send our parents to the nursing home." NO, we build three story accommodations for them with a rabbit Warren of tiny bedrooms, multiple kitchens and baths for them to "play with their grandkids" in. The nerve.[/quote]

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Anybody see the resemblance? He doesn't think anything of this because this sort of thing is totally normal in "his culture". [/quote]

Stop the racist bit. You just posted a picture of a townhouse in a city next to other townhouses. Not the same situation at all. We do have townhouses and apartments in our cities too, this was a sfh neighborhood.[/quote]

His words about culture, not mine hun. It's certainly not "racist" to point out the similarity in cultural architecture styles. [/quote]

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