Jul 2, 2020·1 reply
TheGreatGameLordYes
Are they not also susceptible to being an 'elite'?
d stoner 🤬Jul 2, 2020
MelI mean the securitization of housing debt came before the corruption, without regulation to keep up in the 80s - 2000s bad incentives were created within the system that led to our issues.
Yea it's a policy thing but the system did birth it.
Its been a known, publicized issue for a while. Thats where im saying theres corruption.
Politicians are aware, and just dont give a s***.
Nothing wrong with the money mart business idea. Its just desperately needed regulation for like 20 years now.
OPJul 2, 2020BlackStarAre they not also susceptible to being an 'elite'?
The people? Not as likely especially under certain conditions
Jul 3, 2020·edited·2 repliesPeople suggesting the abolishing of landlords are really dismissing questions about how housing is delegated and what happens if there is inevitable conflict/violence as a result are making my day lmao 🤣
How are people talking down to posters who are raising these legitimate concerns when they’re the ones proposing this radical change
- Jul 3, 2020
It’s just playing into the system.
Jul 3, 2020·2 repliesSynopsispublicly owned by the people
But what if i want a mansion and 3 cars?
Jul 3, 2020Trying to dismiss a bigger point on small hypothetical technicalities is a game for weak egos.
plants 🌻Jul 3, 2020This thread really racked up 1k comments in a day that's nuts
Y'all will do anything to defend class inequality- plants 🌻Jul 3, 2020westtoronto125
But what if i want a mansion and 3 cars?
Go buy and own it. Op saying renting s*** out is predatory afaik.
- OPJul 3, 2020westtoronto125
But what if i want a mansion and 3 cars?
Why do I care
- Jul 3, 2020
Op wrong but im not gonna argue cause I don't want to
- OPJul 3, 2020whiteboy magz
People suggesting the abolishing of landlords are really dismissing questions about how housing is delegated and what happens if there is inevitable conflict/violence as a result are making my day lmao 🤣
How are people talking down to posters who are raising these legitimate concerns when they’re the ones proposing this radical change
the fact you think those are legitimate concerns and not some weird fear mongering nonsense that don't really align with anything in reality is weird but hey youve always been a bit of an idiot
Jul 3, 2020·1 replywhiteboy magzPeople suggesting the abolishing of landlords are really dismissing questions about how housing is delegated and what happens if there is inevitable conflict/violence as a result are making my day lmao 🤣
How are people talking down to posters who are raising these legitimate concerns when they’re the ones proposing this radical change
Sometime radical change is taken in steps. America wasn't built in one swoop of perfect policy changes. I'm tired of p**** footing dudes (not you but more annoying ones in general) where their concerns are not of wanting to make a change but of just keeping the status quo and being comfortable with the s*** we have now.
What do you think happen to wuss ass Americans back then said "hey let's see what we can do with the British still" in the middle of the war when people wanted independence
- Jul 3, 2020·1 replyNiceLikeChrist
people who are alive and functioning in society care
families looking to relocate, young adults ready to move out, students looking for near campus housing
it's a brand new building with 150 available units. who moves in? is it gonna be like black friday and everyone rushes the building and each apartment belongs to the person who claims it first?
I mean. Isn't it like that already? Just dependent on class?
- Jul 3, 2020·2 replies
Landlords provide affordable access to housing for those who cannot afford to buy a house. These people would be homeless if not for landlords. Landlords are very kind.
Jul 3, 2020I wanna be a landlord
- Jul 3, 2020·edited·2 repliesloner
Landlords provide affordable access to housing for those who cannot afford to buy a house. These people would be homeless if not for landlords. Landlords are very kind.
Most landlords can’t afford to buy a house either, they are just able to pay the mortgage through their renters
- OPJul 3, 2020Smoofer· edited
Most landlords can’t afford to buy a house either, they are just able to pay the mortgage through their renters
plz dont quote him, his posts make me want to vomit
- OPJul 3, 2020
he's just a troll is all
Jul 3, 2020Wonder how many people actually read the thread op linked. If you did and still support landlords, you value exploitation over life
- Jul 3, 2020·edited·1 replyragedsycokiller
Sometime radical change is taken in steps. America wasn't built in one swoop of perfect policy changes. I'm tired of p**** footing dudes (not you but more annoying ones in general) where their concerns are not of wanting to make a change but of just keeping the status quo and being comfortable with the s*** we have now.
What do you think happen to wuss ass Americans back then said "hey let's see what we can do with the British still" in the middle of the war when people wanted independence
To be fair you’ve been posting balanced responses, more so than others and agree with your point overall about change being a gradual process but at the same time I do believe posters have been mindful pointing out big flaws with the overall argument and they are being replied to in a condescending and flippant manner. I think that’s arrogant and to demean their position by projecting certain qualities to these posters deflects from the overall quality of discussion. It’s tiring.
- OPJul 3, 2020·1 replywhiteboy magz
To be fair you’ve been posting balanced responses, more so than others and agree with your point overall about change being a gradual process but at the same time I do believe posters have been mindful pointing out big flaws with the overall argument and they are being replied to in a condescending and flippant manner. I think that’s arrogant and to demean their position by projecting certain qualities to these posters deflects from the overall quality of discussion. It’s tiring.
No one has pointed out big flaws
Take this troll elsewhere
Jul 3, 2020·1 replySynopsisNo one has pointed out big flaws
Take this troll elsewhere
People definitely have lol. Out of 41 pages u can't think no one has brought up flaws to this concept.