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> firstly to no longer be subject to the whims of a landlord Unless you have an allodial title (hint: you almost certainly do not), you are always subject to t
by yellowapple 6y ago
> firstly to no longer be subject to the whims of a landlord
Unless you have an allodial title (hint: you almost certainly do not), you are always subject to the whims of at least one landlord, specifically the state.
- neilsense 6y agoWhat a ridiculous response to a genuine concern.
- yellowapple 6y agoRight, it's "ridiculous" to point out that the very premise of that "genuine" concern is based on a fundamental misunderstanding of how land ownership works in pretty much every common law jurisdiction (the US included) because... reasons.