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Chainfire

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11. I read that his personal wealth is between 100-300 million.

Wed Oct 12, 2022, 05:05 PM

Oct 2022

That means he will have a lot of debt to work off. If I was a billion in debt, I would be broke....

After his personal property has been liquidated, the judge should only let him keep an income at the rate of minimum wage, with the rest of anything he made going to the families. He may end up having to sell that homestead to pay for a used mobile home, on the wrong side of the tracks.

If he was left with nothing, homeless, penniless and friendless, it still wouldn't pay for what the evil bastard did.

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A picture or Alex Jones's house, located in scenic... [View all] Tommy Carcetti Oct 2022 OP

Boo hoo mf Beachnutt Oct 2022 #1

Actually, that's the one thing he does get to keep Effete Snob Oct 2022 #2

Yup exactly right. CanonRay Oct 2022 #4

and OJ WarGamer Oct 2022 #33

Holding the title, and paying the utilites and upkeep on that are two different things. Not to menti lindysalsagal Oct 2022 #5

The taxes are extremely low Effete Snob Oct 2022 #7

Property taxes in Texas are not low at all VMA131Marine Oct 2022 #20

Depends specifically on where Effete Snob Oct 2022 #23

Property tax is always local. VMA131Marine Oct 2022 #29

I disagree about low property taxes. Ilsa Oct 2022 #27

The counties and municipalities can levy property tax Effete Snob Oct 2022 #35

Similar to Florida Tommy Carcetti Oct 2022 #6

If he declares bankruptcy, I would be curious to know if he paid off his mortgage (assuming he alwaysinasnit Oct 2022 #14

They can't take the house but they can take everything else. gldstwmn Oct 2022 #40

If only Colbert would resurrect Tuck Buckford. LW1977 Oct 2022 #3

That would be fun! (nt) Hugh_Lebowski Oct 2022 #10

Often times karma takes awhile, as did this instance... brush Oct 2022 #8

Is he going to appeal this forever? jimfields33 Oct 2022 #19

Ohhh-I get it. Kingofalldems Oct 2022 #21

Oh so that's a not sure to the question? jimfields33 Oct 2022 #31

I think he may have to put up a substantial bond to appeal Just_Vote_Dem Oct 2022 #25

Was that an Office Space reference? (nt) Hugh_Lebowski Oct 2022 #9

........... Tommy Carcetti Oct 2022 #12

I read that his personal wealth is between 100-300 million. Chainfire Oct 2022 #11

You would not be broke. former9thward Oct 2022 #13

It's more than just policy.... Effete Snob Oct 2022 #17

Does Jones live in TX? former9thward Oct 2022 #18

Yes, he lives in Texas Effete Snob Oct 2022 #24

Yes, he moved there after he was sued, to protect some assets, probably Ilsa Oct 2022 #28

Where did that nonsense come from? Effete Snob Oct 2022 #41

I thought I had read that he had moved there, Ilsa Oct 2022 #44

And Texas has a homestead law TxGuitar Oct 2022 #16

Might have to sell it for the cash to... 2naSalit Oct 2022 #42

meanwhile , a lot of ppl live in squaler or substandard housing ie slums AllaN01Bear Oct 2022 #15

I bid $100. Hermit-The-Prog Oct 2022 #22

Got a feeling Alex may be downsizing soon.... spanone Oct 2022 #26

Not likely, as long as he can afford the RE taxes and upkeep. nt Ilsa Oct 2022 #30

Yikes! Mike Nelson Oct 2022 #32

He'll just grift back to millionaire status budkin Oct 2022 #34

I think his ex wife is suing him, too. Deadbeat dad.. Deuxcents Oct 2022 #36

I did a property search in Travis County, Abolishinist Oct 2022 #37

Oh yeah and Infowars is constantly going bankrupt. No wonder. Initech Oct 2022 #38

I hope Dorian Gray Oct 2022 #39

+1 2naSalit Oct 2022 #43

The house that evil built. Greybnk48 Oct 2022 #45

When does he have to move out? GoodRaisin Oct 2022 #46