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Quote from the article: "Needless to say, this kind of trespassing is usually bad, unless you’re breaking into one of Jeff Bezos’ homes." So it's ok to break i
by terryf 7y ago
Quote from the article:
"Needless to say, this kind of trespassing is usually bad, unless you’re breaking into one of Jeff Bezos’ homes."
So it's ok to break into your house as long as you are very rich?
- cerberusss 7y agoRumor has it, that Jeff Bezos has homes that are being renovated for years on end, and that aren't used for living in. I think that's what the author meant.
- sandoooo 7y agoI think he means it's ok so long as the building project is falling massively behind schedule. Crappy builders need to be punished somehow, and the easiest way is to strike terror into the hearts of their clients.
- praptak 7y agoPeople breaking into one of my many unused houses? I'd say it's a nice problem to have.
- terryf 7y agoI don't have many unused houses, however my family does have a tiny summer cottage that we don't use in the winter since it's not insulated and so on. Coming to it in the spring and finding that some kids decided to have a party in there and almost burned it down wasn't exactly a nice feeling. I certainly hope that it doesn't happen to anyone else, including mr Bezos, however much you may disagree with his business practices.
- sandoooo 7y agowell, so long as they don't mistakenly break into Jeff's actually-occupied house and accidentally traumatize his wife and kids, I suppose he'd be pretty chill about it.
- big_chungus 7y agoThis is a really awful attitude. It's not okay to break into people's stuff, even if he's "mister evil big-corp". Especially since kids having parties tend to leave a horrible mess. Stuff usually gets stolen, too. There's a deep sense of personal violation that comes from having one's house broken into; while that is probably lesser for people with more than one house, it's still wrong. Most people who support this sort of thing wouldn't loan their houses out for parties, I notice; if one wouldn't lone out his own house, why might he think it better to loan out Mr. Bezos'?
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- arrrg 7y agoThat’s an actual joke. Also one that’s kicking up (as opposed to one simply reproducing, say, racism or sexism), so I’m quite ok with it.
- pietrovismara 7y agoYes. Or at least, it wouldn't be nearly as bad as the working class exploitation and public resources theft through tax evasion the super rich practice daily. But don't worry, the super rich houses are very well guarded, no way they'll let any lowlife or hip explorer in.