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No, it's effect of people acting in a way they wouldn't normally do at their homes because there are no consequences. Let's fix that and stop blaming Airbnb.
by TomMarius 9y ago
No, it's effect of people acting in a way they wouldn't normally do at their homes because there are no consequences. Let's fix that and stop blaming Airbnb.
- lotsofpulp 9y agoThat does not sound like a realistic solution. Separating a building for residence from one of temporary lodging, however, is a workable solution. Everything in the world could be solved by fixing how people act, but obviously the world doesn't work that way so societies resort to other means.
- TomMarius 9y agoActually it's way easier than enforcing a ban on Airbnb and similar services (don't forget that a decentralized alternative would be created, etc). If you're going to spend a night in jail for disturbing other people, you'll think twice before you do it.