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Yes I’m sure the Soviet tenements were much more comfortable than the average American household.
If by average you mean the totality of every human being in America... have you driven through a city lately?
A roof over your head beats a tent that gets torn up once a month by cops
The fact that you think there are more homeless in the US than people who lived in soviet roach infested tenements shows how woefully uneducated you are
A roach-infested shithole is still inarguably better than living on the streets.
The percentage of the US population living in the streets is much smaller than that living in Soviet roach motels.