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  • Опубліковано 23 лис 2024
  • A 3-in-1 Foldable Shelter by MSS being deployed

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  • @LadyMarie13
    @LadyMarie13 11 років тому +30

    Finally - I have been designing this in my head for over 30 years - so happy to see someone has finally gotten smart and built it :-)

    • @devonhunter1874
      @devonhunter1874 3 роки тому

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      I stupidly forgot the account password. I appreciate any help you can give me.

    • @millerdeclan6074
      @millerdeclan6074 3 роки тому

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  • @Tricia-TheLefthandedStitcher
    @Tricia-TheLefthandedStitcher 11 років тому +3

    The 3-in-1 shelter is not generally used for living space. It is designed to be loaded onto a cargo aircraft and transported to the deployed location. My experience is that it is used for the Command and Control Center. You can live in a tent. Your computer systems need to be in the 3-in-1 shelter. A small team puts this up in no time, with the hydraulic lowering of the flooring sections taking the longest. They were designed for a specific purpose and perform very well for that purpose.

  • @Kayla_Kimbrell
    @Kayla_Kimbrell 3 роки тому +1

    My husband and I are about to buy one of these from the 70s for storage. I'm kind of excited! We will be the only people in our area to have a building like this.

    • @JohnDoe-kp3sw
      @JohnDoe-kp3sw 2 місяці тому

      About how many dollars if you don't mind me asking ?

  • @dancarlson2717
    @dancarlson2717 9 років тому +2

    That is awesome. Well thought out gentlemen, this is the best 'shipping container' shelter I have ever seen.

  • @treborsivad1194
    @treborsivad1194 4 роки тому +1

    Fantastic idea! I have been looking fo ideas of what to do with shipping containers for my business.

  • @LibertatumAutMortis
    @LibertatumAutMortis 10 років тому +4

    These have been around for a long time. We had 6 to 8 of them at the mining camp I managed. they can be configured any way you like from shower/bath units to kitchen and prep units to mechanical or tech offices. they are available in soft or rigid sided and there are even automatic deploying ones you can deploy with the push of a button r from your cell phone... and yes the are spendy. Anywhere from 8 to 70 thousand depending on the application and equipment in the unit...

    • @simondr70
      @simondr70 2 роки тому

      Link to the company ? Thanks.

    • @ljprep6250
      @ljprep6250 Рік тому

      $$$$ That's what I was afraid of. Yet another GLAMPING accessory.

  • @KG5RK
    @KG5RK 7 років тому +15

    If this idea really appeals to you, I suggest you build your own version of it.
    Second option - Can't do it alone ? Then get together with other people who can do the job and team up to build them.
    That way ALL of you brilliant people can get together and make your fortunes, and save the world - together.

    • @zeynep5070
      @zeynep5070 3 роки тому

      Üi
      Ü

    • @georgepickett2825
      @georgepickett2825 3 роки тому

      I did build my own version of this. 12 years before this video came out.

  • @Sworddove
    @Sworddove 11 років тому +12

    The most intelligent design I've ever seen.
    Wonderful!

  • @MontysMotos
    @MontysMotos 12 років тому +5

    I had one of these as my aid station in Iraq, without the windows. Pretty solid.

    • @terryminchew5830
      @terryminchew5830 5 років тому +3

      Thanks for your service glad you made it home

    • @alnerisoldier8081
      @alnerisoldier8081 2 роки тому

      @@terryminchew5830 we Irakis should be thanking for his "service" .If I did , over a million irakis would disagree with me. They killed Saddam that killed US but american army still killed more civilians in our family. 12 pp☦☦☦
      Fuck his service and your army

  • @MindFullCheeseburger
    @MindFullCheeseburger 12 років тому

    thanks for the answer i want to build a house one day but not knowing if a storm can destroy it is making me feel uncertain thanks again

  • @frankfromupstateny3796
    @frankfromupstateny3796 11 років тому +2

    Appears to be good engineering and well thought out....containers are inherently somehwhere between R15 to R25 right...how does this container stack up? What is required to tow such a "container"; for road travel?
    Smart consolidation.

  • @RenaissanceThinking
    @RenaissanceThinking 5 років тому +10

    Found it on Ebay. 20k-30k shipped.

  • @georgesenda1952
    @georgesenda1952 8 років тому +16

    Don't need gasoline if you put solar panels on one.

  • @dinosaurcomplaints2359
    @dinosaurcomplaints2359 4 роки тому +2

    Would be great for disasters. Concrete slab, something level an solid, mobile crane, start the trucks rolling. Should be able to get two on a forty foot container chassis. Already have the means for handling them at any shipping port.

  • @natebookwalter7225
    @natebookwalter7225 10 років тому +2

    These have been around the military for a couple decade. Look up army spam. You can get one with a dolly set for about 10 - 25k. They even make them chemical rated.

  • @annabelquiban6804
    @annabelquiban6804 3 роки тому

    Wow amazing what a villiant engineer....so much wonderful.well done.

  • @mcamodell
    @mcamodell 12 років тому +7

    Amazing design, very well done!

  • @jimhaltom5418
    @jimhaltom5418 8 років тому

    Lot better than the 3-in-1 shelters we had in field hospitals back in the 80s. Took a crew to assemble because half the medics were female. The roof seals leaked and replacement seals were not available. The honeycomb walls rotted. We had to sling load them and we just prayed the sling-load points on the roofs wouldn't rip out.

  • @tapper45
    @tapper45 12 років тому

    nice, 1 man setup.
    will probably be back to3-4 man setup after we break them.
    i like the ladder, that's a great improvement over climbing up the dolly set.

  • @godbluffvdgg
    @godbluffvdgg 11 років тому

    My girl worked for a company in New Jersey that patented and makes these things...They are always in production for the military.

  • @roundsout1557
    @roundsout1557 7 років тому +1

    I definitely want one ,i think about these types of things all of the time !!! GREAT !!!

  • @reddog694uk
    @reddog694uk 7 років тому

    This is absolutely the way to go, i would love one of these, of course it needs a great sound system, flat screen and awesome king size bed, en suite wet room and induction cooktops powered by solar panels, pump up radio antennas and a flushing Toilet, but hey.....The potential is there !!

  • @ابوزين-ع1ش
    @ابوزين-ع1ش 4 роки тому

    عمل وجهد مميز شكرآ للمطورين والمفكرين

    • @kamalreal1234
      @kamalreal1234 3 роки тому

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  • @dogsrule4935
    @dogsrule4935 10 років тому +21

    Don't waste your time, they don't tell you the price or anything else. That always spells trouble.

    • @obfuscated3090
      @obfuscated3090 10 років тому +2

      Serious military shelter customers directly contact manufacturers and have a long list of specific modifications they want. UA-cam is just a convenient place for some advertising.

    • @houseofzuma1033
      @houseofzuma1033 6 років тому

      30k

    • @rickkrockstar
      @rickkrockstar 6 років тому +1

      They sell on Ebay for 20 to 30 thousand..shipped.

  • @timgoat556
    @timgoat556 12 років тому

    well it doesn't have any shingles or siding or windows that would be breaking or flying off from winds from a nearby twister. but i mean if an F2 or something flies right over head it probably will toss it. then again if it weighs a lot and is secured to the ground maybe not. seems safer than a regular house at least. (except a basement/storm shelter

  • @ChooseCarefully
    @ChooseCarefully 11 років тому

    And it looks to me like the center part would be pretty empty for storage in transit. Very cool. So many answers to problems that are underutilized. Good job, designers and builders.

  • @SharkGirl
    @SharkGirl 4 роки тому

    Perfect. Now i want one. Thanks for sharing. We are friends now

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      @kamalreal1234 3 роки тому

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  • @hectorserrano4948
    @hectorserrano4948 7 років тому +1

    Thats a good house, I would love to have one hiden in the woods or by the lake .Very enjoyable.

  • @MrGlorybe
    @MrGlorybe 7 років тому

    I met a fellow who stole a large dumpster, cleaned it, turned it upside down so that the lids would serve as a patio cover. He used it as a home for a couple of years.

  • @dfpytwa
    @dfpytwa 10 років тому +5

    Neat but I bet it would cost you more than a small 3 bedroom home in a depressed rural community and of course it still needs a butt load of add ons to be liveable. buying a used RV off of Craigslist would be a better deal and you would not need to hire someone with a semi to transport it.

    • @peymimor
      @peymimor 7 років тому

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    • @peymimor
      @peymimor 7 років тому

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  • @최무웅-n4x
    @최무웅-n4x 8 років тому

    I like Fold able Container House.
    접이식이라서 오래동안 비워도 파손이 안되어 유용하네요. 하나 사서 산, 강가, 바닷가 에 놓고 주말 조용히 자연을 감상하면 더더욱 멋질것 갗아요.

  • @versaholubec4110
    @versaholubec4110 2 роки тому

    That would definitely be a need definitely in love with that

  • @TheBandana1969
    @TheBandana1969 4 роки тому

    Looks more like a magician's box used on stage than a mobile home.

  • @SavageArms357
    @SavageArms357 12 років тому

    @weaponeer If I may recommend, you could always buy a cheap but nice 5th wheel camper to bring to your property.
    Never done it myself, but I've read a lot into it, and seems like a cost effective way to live.

  • @oxennguyen3148
    @oxennguyen3148 4 роки тому +1

    Very good, very creative.

  • @MT.1.440F
    @MT.1.440F 3 роки тому

    بسیار عالی .ساده ولی شیک و کاربردی 👌👌👌👌🤝👏👏👏

    • @kamalreal1234
      @kamalreal1234 3 роки тому

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  • @4OneBill
    @4OneBill 7 років тому

    Great ideas, like the efficient use of the space.

  • @GUITARSTUFF911
    @GUITARSTUFF911 9 років тому

    Simply genius!! Where is the website for these?

  • @Suzuki1776
    @Suzuki1776 10 років тому +1

    There's so much room for activities! But seriously this is cool!

    • @peymimor
      @peymimor 7 років тому

      *Videonun Perde Arkasi* youtubem.video/r/?CdHozbBFIV7st2TaAIyGtOFCUvgtMxp21a=Rcv0KsigCAbDnKeUgTBJPaPlNp2rG3bA5xmsFvy

  • @villipoi
    @villipoi 12 років тому

    Just get a wool blancet, this fotage is taken in Norway and it is as cold as in Canada here, if not colder. I'v sleept in a A-frame shelter with only my clothes and a wool blanket in the winter, and I kept warm.

  • @rahulbhuria6743
    @rahulbhuria6743 7 років тому

    Woww, Very creative, and love the design.

  • @jackiewilliams7955
    @jackiewilliams7955 4 роки тому +3

    Need one of these on my lot in HS!

  • @PENDANTturnips
    @PENDANTturnips 10 років тому +17

    I would totally live in this.

    • @brendabailey4319
      @brendabailey4319 4 роки тому

      I am homeless and would totally feel like I lived in a mansion if I had one of these to live in All I can afford is a lean two made out of brush lol

  • @rolloverriderpgr
    @rolloverriderpgr 11 років тому

    No digging of latrines but use of bathroom trailers and shower units or even port a potties.This is more likely an office unit or a generals quarters as tents are still cheaper for the troops and they don't give anything under a general air conditioning in those tents! Heat is supplied by Jerry-can and a flame in a can in that tent also!

  • @joepipe101
    @joepipe101 13 років тому +2

    Love your design proposal. It may also work in with a modular concept that I've designed for community concept utilizing 1 acre plots. Your system would word well for setting up these 1 acre camps in remote areas. It will take all of use working together in these N times. Vid to follow. You've really worked out the bugs.

  • @avinashrananaware3464
    @avinashrananaware3464 5 років тому +1

    Inventor of this shape the world .

  • @LanceWinslow
    @LanceWinslow 11 років тому

    Excellent, convenient, efficient, and unlimited applications. #CargoContainerStructures .

  • @bigred3096
    @bigred3096 9 років тому

    Excellent idea and very well done...

  • @wcresponder
    @wcresponder 12 років тому

    any intrest from industry or military? great little design. best of luck.

  • @locolopelocolope
    @locolopelocolope 12 років тому +1

    That´s awesome; with some basic improvement it could be a habitational solution !

  • @starlionblue
    @starlionblue 11 років тому +1

    Even 12-15 minutes is a very reasonable amount of time to set this entire thing up. I'm shocked it took the demonstrator less than 5 minutes. Beware: if the US completely collapses, I'm gonna swipe one of these and mount to a flatbed truck.

  • @murderdoggg
    @murderdoggg 11 років тому

    Nice placement of the air conditioner's condenser.

  • @randomvintagefilm273
    @randomvintagefilm273 4 роки тому +1

    Cool! That's one of the best designs I've seen yet.

  • @jimmartin7899
    @jimmartin7899 8 років тому

    Now this is a great design! You could add sun to water machines solar vacuum tube water heater and TEG's and a capacitor bank with solar panels on top and make it a stand alone shelter. You could even make a hydroponic green house with this design with all the plant led lighting and water pumps and do on to market with your shelters has apocalypse survival shelter. This is a very good idea! Novartis

  • @PerfectoM
    @PerfectoM 8 років тому

    These are great. Wished we had these on deployment. Would have been a nice place to get out of the sun.

  • @argusloud3500
    @argusloud3500 9 років тому +112

    Would be great for a hunting cabin. Let the US military pay $200,000 each for them, store them for 3 to 5 years and sell them as never been used surplus for $12,000 each. A great deal for US Tax payers.

    • @obfuscated3090
      @obfuscated3090 9 років тому +14

      +Argus Loud Good luck getting a shelter that new for that money. That stuff gets bid through the roof on govliquidation. Those style shelters typically go as parts of expensive systems (comms, radar, mobile workshops) where the contents make the protective container a bargain. When they are emptied of their original gear many units use them for other tasks. I've worked out of mobile 1960s shelters still in service.

    • @sergesmith2863
      @sergesmith2863 9 років тому +3

      +Argus Loud LMFAO!! How true !

    • @shabirkhan5383
      @shabirkhan5383 8 років тому +3

      Good

    • @barryhays6745
      @barryhays6745 7 років тому +2

      Argus Loud yes,darn they are nice

    • @samanthamanley4624
      @samanthamanley4624 7 років тому +1

      Argus Loud that's. Pretty cool

  • @andreashauschild7757
    @andreashauschild7757 4 роки тому

    I am not sure if the extra expense of adding the electrical dropping of the door makes sense. I would assume this is deployed in special zones where you have several people available to assist. And for people setting up housing in hard to reach places, again it most likely not something you do every day, so a little more effort in the setup to reduce unit cost would make sense.

  • @shanbadg697
    @shanbadg697 10 років тому

    Wow, I am drooling over this design!! I'm either going to piss everyone off , especially my neighbors, or make some friends when I open this bad boy up! oooooohhhh a 40' would be awesome. Gonna make you rent 4 spaces at a campground tho.

  • @woody1977321
    @woody1977321 12 років тому

    The cost - but very neat - wouold make a super deer camp and what does it weigh?

  • @keithesaf08
    @keithesaf08 11 років тому +5

    Wow, that is fantastic. Never seen that before.

  • @theVariedLife
    @theVariedLife 12 років тому

    I want one! :D put that on a trailer & you got a nice camper

  • @JRPrust
    @JRPrust 7 років тому

    got a 50 foot long model on regular tires sweet off the grid instant home all ya need is hydralic rams and sky house.

  • @JMP411410720
    @JMP411410720 12 років тому

    a very efficient use of space, well done

  • @sunitadwarka347
    @sunitadwarka347 4 роки тому

    Respected sir,
    This Idea is very good, now a days we can put solar on main middle roof and put water tank. We can get facilitiy to remove water from well using motor.
    I have one suggestion for keeping room temperature equal. In winter iron become cooler and in summer it becomes hotter.
    My solution is....
    You make jute ractangal shape mat,
    You must make arrangements to replace it on wall ,from inside part of home.
    Either you do welding of strips or hooks. This you must check.
    Jute rope mat will remain for longer periods and will give esthetic look to containers home with in minimum cost. It can be replaced very easily.
    Please use same method for roof.
    Check the temperature of room.
    We don't need to insulation or plaster or covering with wood .
    Namh shivay.

  • @601salsa
    @601salsa 5 років тому

    Just need to add solar panels, the home biogas digester, rainwater catchment and a navy style bunk system and you have a air drop FOB from which aid workers can mobilise from

  • @MindFullCheeseburger
    @MindFullCheeseburger 12 років тому

    that is awesome but one question yes this a serious question pardon my ignorance but can it withstand tornados?

  • @mrzorg
    @mrzorg 8 років тому

    They used to make mobile homes like this LOL. The Magnolia mobile home, set up as a triple wide..

  •  4 роки тому +2

    THIS IS a GOT TO HAVE ITEM ...QUESTION ? can you stack them

  • @USNDeepsea1991
    @USNDeepsea1991 10 років тому +2

    We used one of those for a portable recompression chamber in Spain. After a few years out in the weather it was a complete MF'r to open or stow.

    • @peymimor
      @peymimor 7 років тому

      *Videonun Perde Arkasi* youtubem.video/r/?CdHozbBFIV7st2TaAIyGtOFCUvgtMxp21a=Rcv0KsigCAbDnKeUgTBJPaPlNp2rG3bA5xmsFvy

  • @Codarl2
    @Codarl2 12 років тому

    00:05 empty weight is 3300 Kilograms, max permittable weight is 8000 kilograms. But I doubt they're still stackable like the origininal container.

  • @robertowens3232
    @robertowens3232 4 роки тому

    same concept as the old Army expando vans. I imagine these are better quality. Some of these were used by deployed military units. Sure beats tents.

  • @mv4463
    @mv4463 4 роки тому

    Would be real handy if it came with corner wheels and tow bar. Could take it anyway and set up

  • @lolazal1
    @lolazal1 6 років тому

    Could you make a video showcasing the inside of the home please?

  • @1Tane55
    @1Tane55 12 років тому

    Awesome I want one. Just need to set up a solar system to supply hot water and a small amount of electricity.

  • @flfun1684
    @flfun1684 7 років тому

    How much for one unit? Love the idea they can moved to anyplace any time!!

  • @charlesfritz5490
    @charlesfritz5490 4 роки тому

    Us army has done this for years I had computer equipment in one late 70,s Ft Huachuca

  • @addy.klaisit.82
    @addy.klaisit.82 5 років тому +3

    "Excellant is this one !"🌹🌹🌹

  • @jimmartin7899
    @jimmartin7899 8 років тому

    The most amazing thing is that you could design these to be dropped by plane and they could connect and erect themselves to form an FOB! Tracks on the bottom and electromagnetic locks and you have an instant base! You could even design these to dig into the ground and burry themselves giving people a different kind of shelter! Instant bunkers!

  • @wishen4fishen2
    @wishen4fishen2 12 років тому

    That is a master piece guys.

  • @Codarl2
    @Codarl2 12 років тому

    Google "Containerwoningen NDSM" , Here in Amsterdam, we've got FOUR "villages" of these stacked ISO containers. But in Africa you've got a lot more moisture (=maintenance), more warmth, and I bet a huge crime rate if you stack the people that close together.

  • @Justwantahover
    @Justwantahover 11 років тому +2

    In an emergency, they would be great. Need a lot of trucks though.

  • @shangosankofa9560
    @shangosankofa9560 5 років тому +9

    I want this one!!! How much to ship to USA??

  • @amandanichols3171
    @amandanichols3171 6 років тому +2

    Portable hosp..... Good thing to have ❤

  • @blue280485
    @blue280485 7 років тому +1

    Great job guys! Can you add rugged military grade Solar Panels to the roof & sloping tops?

  • @Fektthis
    @Fektthis 11 років тому

    Pretty sure the primary use of these are for army barracks that can be deployed quickly and used to setup a camp. They'd most likely dig latrines.

  • @2tourVet
    @2tourVet 12 років тому

    @JadedRockStar84, I have seen the shower units, the cooking units, but not anything like this. When I was in Afghanistan we took over a Dutch base and lived in their ISO type facilities but they were not this nice.

  • @SJLGG
    @SJLGG 11 років тому

    Military: We'll take 50,000 units.
    Co: Okay, that'll be 790 million.
    Military: Oh crap budget cuts.....well, we'll just take one for media purposes. xD

  • @javieralonsoloperacastro6480
    @javieralonsoloperacastro6480 7 років тому +1

    Bundaba, Fantastique, Wow. Where do you sell these houses?

  • @satishsaroha1701
    @satishsaroha1701 6 років тому

    बहुत ही कमाल का है ये घर

  • @jimmartin7899
    @jimmartin7899 8 років тому

    You should really design a green house model with led plant lights and climate control sun to water machines and hydroponic set ups all worked into its design. A survival shelter and survival hydroponic green house? Now that would be just amazing! Novartis

  • @James-zz3kz
    @James-zz3kz 10 років тому

    Fantastic mobile unit. Very impressive. Quality construction. $$$?

    • @mosesjeffrey7477
      @mosesjeffrey7477 5 років тому

      James Brooks Cheap and affordable prefab shipping containers for sale/lease; convert into a home, office, cafe, saloon etc.
      Contact : lord.help100@yahoo.com

  • @elidommom
    @elidommom 11 років тому

    Cool, what do those cost, and is there a bath or kitchen of some sort?

  • @shirleymike2936
    @shirleymike2936 7 років тому

    This is awsome....but how much does it cost and how do you ship to Alaska?

  • @AZJacek11
    @AZJacek11 12 років тому

    Neat Idea Looks like it works hopefully they did not price it too high ?

  • @warrathblacktiger5566
    @warrathblacktiger5566 4 роки тому

    Nice just needs some solar and wind for power in rural areas and a compost toilet and you got it made

  • @jcb337010
    @jcb337010 10 років тому

    I would love to have that installed on the back of a duece and a half!!!!!Ultimate everything apocalypse machine!!!!

  • @angurisloud
    @angurisloud 8 років тому +5

    In all likelihood these are surplus US military units, not highly modified shipping containers. These were custom built and are now being surplussed with the demobilization of US troops in the middle-east. These are sold at auction, so the price is based on the bids. The US government uses one firm to auction off their equipment, GovPlanet.
    Here is one on mounted to a trailer.
    www.govplanet.com/for-sale/Portable-Structures-2005-MCT-Industries-2015K-LS-DK-Containerized-Trailer-California/743987?h=5000%2Csm%7C1%2Ck%7Coffice%2Cmf%7C1&rr=1&hitprm=&pnLink=yes

    • @bladenrexroth2555
      @bladenrexroth2555 8 років тому +14

      bought one with the trailer for $5700 off of govplanet

    • @armynurseboy
      @armynurseboy 7 років тому

      Yup. That looks like a 3:1 DEPMED shelter that we used for Operating Room modules in a combat support hospital.

    • @peymimor
      @peymimor 7 років тому

      *Videonun Perde Arkasi* youtubem.video/r/?aEnTDSHys5vAzkMw10nRw9VyP=Ys7VS7Bh2r

  • @anonymousinc6330
    @anonymousinc6330 5 років тому

    Awesome. Can you buy these through surplus?

  • @AFone414
    @AFone414 12 років тому +1

    I am in the military &, unlike yourself, I was not too lazy to do a little research to get the actual U.S. expenditures for FY 2011.
    Actually Gov't spending looks more like this:
    Defense -- 22%
    Social Security -- 19.8%
    Medicare -- 13.1%
    Safety Net Programs (Food stamps, Unemployment &house assistance) -- 12.6%
    Medicaid -- 10%
    Other (NASA, Science, Education, Energy) -- 11.7%
    Interest -- 6%
    Transportation -- 2.5
    International Affairs -- 1.2%
    Source: U.S. Office of Management and Budget.
    Cheers,

    • @faithrada
      @faithrada 6 років тому

      AFone414 Mega correction here...Social Security (19.8%) is NOT, and never has been, a *Govt. Expendature*
      S.S. continues, at least for now, to be SELF Funding. At times the Govt. has tried to RAID S.S. and make it part of the General Fund... but that would be a disaster for one of the best programs ever devised.
      S.S. is not a Welfare Program.
      For the most part...(with very specific exceptions..such as Children.. when there is a death of a working parent), if you don't work to put IN ... you don't qualify to take OUT.
      Note: Many illegal aliens have S.S. taken from their paycheck but will never qualify to receive S.S.
      In conclusion: I have worked very hard ..all my life, from the age of 15. What I receive from S.S. is NO Govt. HAND OUT.
      Now my S.S. benefits help to pay my local school taxes.
      BTW... I have no mortgage, no debt, however .. my local prop.taxes are so high that without S.S. I could possibly lose my home.
      So... please tell people to stop picking on S.S. We need to do more .. to protect it and improve it.. rather than robbing it and mislabeling it as some 'giveaway' welfare program... because it NEVER HAS BEEN.
      Peace & Blessings

  • @plaid13
    @plaid13 11 років тому

    Needs a bathroom and kitchen. Otherwise its just a big fancy box. Without that stuff a much more cost effective option would be something as simple as a nice tent.