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That's very cynical -- can't she just be articulate and feeling violated?
by mayank 15y ago
That's very cynical -- can't she just be articulate and feeling violated?
- jsavimbi 15y agoIs it cynical when you see a pattern in the language she's using? She's not the first customer to complain about the outcome of a business transaction she engaged in, remember Paula Jones?, so the public at large is already well-educated in terms of what happens next. I'm on record with my desire to see counsel retained on her behalf before passing judgement on what exactly she's angling for and I think the specialization of that particular legal counsel will spell it out for us.
- mayank 15y agoTo answer you, yes actually it is. Innocent until proven guilty, and all the language patterns in the world can't change that?
- sunchild 15y agoShe certain can, but she also bears some responsibility for using the service. For instance, I wouldn't use it unless I had everything from my garlic press to my furniture and space insured to the hilt, and was sure my policy covered these tenants.
- xentronium 15y agoI think it's been discussed several times already. In many cases, you can't get rental insurance for services like airbnb.