> And giving people housing is important, that's why the laws > often favor the person renting, not the owner. As though if you think housing is important, all

> And giving people housing is important, that's why the laws > often favor the person renting, not the owner. As though if you think housing is important, all a policy maker should have to think about is the first order effect of protecting the renter's rights. You did a lot more than say they exist. You said housing is important, that's why they exist. As though rental protection somehow advances the important goal of providing housing. One doesn't need more than that to identify who you are when it comes to reasoning about housing.