Nov 9, 2020
Jowe BuddewWhy are you so unhappy?
Idk, might be because everytime someone expresses even slight resentment at the system and tries to think of ways it could be better we get little edgelords like you coming out of your caves to say "It will never happen in America!"
Nov 9, 2020Jowe BuddewWhy are you so unhappy?
Dude is a self proclaimed communist suffering in capitalist florida, you can't understand his angst
Nov 9, 2020·1 replyYou Disappoint Me
it's always these s*** anime niggas
you exposed your head assery ITT man i dont want to hear it
- Nov 9, 2020Tkken
i agree everyone should be guaranteed food on the table
plus his starting point makes no sense, the chef actually worked to make the food whereas a landlord earns rent off of ownership
He also forgetting the fact that in the process the owner of the restaurant will take most of the wage that the chef should have earned as well
- Nov 9, 2020Tkken
you exposed your head assery ITT man i dont want to hear it
exposed? you have contributed NOTHING to the discussion itt you clown
Nov 9, 2020·2 repliesTkkeni agree everyone should be guaranteed food on the table
plus his starting point makes no sense, the chef actually worked to make the food whereas a landlord earns rent off of ownership
The landlord worked to own the house
- Nov 9, 2020·1 replyYeezydawg
The landlord worked to own the house
The point is here, having a house shouldn't be tied to working
- Nov 9, 2020·1 replyYeezydawg
The landlord worked to own the house
that doesnt entitle them to profit off of it
and no one should be able to own and charge rent off of housing they dont even use while thousands live on the street
- Nov 9, 2020
Shelter, food, health etc.,
should not in any way be tied to the profit motive.
- Nov 9, 2020Synopsis
The point is here, having a house shouldn't be tied to working
and this too
- Nov 9, 2020·1 reply
I need to know what the rationale is for defending landlords.
Nov 9, 2020·2 repliesYou do not have a ‘basic right to shelter’. And in what way is a person providing you a quintessential utility in an agreed upon transactional contract(lease) “giving nothing to society”.
A home is economically the most important expense a person has, so how is the supplier a bad person for supplying.
- Nov 9, 2020·1 replySide Nigha
You do not have a ‘basic right to shelter’. And in what way is a person providing you a quintessential utility in an agreed upon transactional contract(lease) “giving nothing to society”.
A home is economically the most important expense a person has, so how is the supplier a bad person for supplying.
Landlords do not supply housing, why do you all continue t \o believe this.
- Nov 9, 2020You Disappoint Me
So someone who has climbed the corporate ladder to get where he is for 40 years is the same as someone working part time at gamestop? they both should get a villa on the beach?
not what i said but just because someone is boss doesn't mean they worked harder
- Nov 9, 2020·1 replySynopsis
Landlords do not supply housing, why do you all continue t \o believe this.
bro get educated. - Nov 9, 2020Side Nigha
You do not have a ‘basic right to shelter’. And in what way is a person providing you a quintessential utility in an agreed upon transactional contract(lease) “giving nothing to society”.
A home is economically the most important expense a person has, so how is the supplier a bad person for supplying.
"you do not have a basic right to shelter" AKA im a piece of s***
"in what way is a person providing you a quintessential utility giving nothing to society" you answered your own question, its quintessential therefore no one should need a "transactional contract" to have access to it
- Nov 9, 2020·3 replies
let's run that idea through a thought experiment, we can compare landlords to lets say farmers
If all the farmers stopped working, what happens to the food supply
if all the landlords suddenly disappeared, what happens to the housing supply
- Nov 9, 2020·3 repliesSynopsis
let's run that idea through a thought experiment, we can compare landlords to lets say farmers
If all the farmers stopped working, what happens to the food supply
if all the landlords suddenly disappeared, what happens to the housing supply
You still couldn't afford a house.
6isco 🦈Nov 9, 2020Jowe BuddewYou still couldn't afford a house.
- Nov 9, 2020·1 replySide Nigha bro get educated.
If right now all the landlords disappeared, do the houses go with them
- Nov 9, 2020·1 replyJowe Buddew
You still couldn't afford a house.
what does that even mean lol
- OPNov 9, 2020Synopsis
let's run that idea through a thought experiment, we can compare landlords to lets say farmers
If all the farmers stopped working, what happens to the food supply
if all the landlords suddenly disappeared, what happens to the housing supply
this in turn proves the uselessness of the landlord
- Nov 9, 2020·1 replyJowe Buddew
You still couldn't afford a house.
Lmfao y'all get triggered so easily.
- Nov 9, 2020
Jesus Christ
- Nov 9, 2020·2 repliesSynopsis
let's run that idea through a thought experiment, we can compare landlords to lets say farmers
If all the farmers stopped working, what happens to the food supply
if all the landlords suddenly disappeared, what happens to the housing supply
other people would become farmers and other peoples would become land lords