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Because people have the right to live for free in another person's property.

• deleted 5y ago
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• umvi 5y ago
  Because of the federal eviction moratorium in the US (and squatting laws in other countries), yes, people have the right to live for free in another person's property.
  • oh_sigh 5y ago
    The eviction moratorium doesn't mean you're living for free, it means that you're racking up a bill but your landlord can't kick you out.
    • tehjoker 5y ago
      If you think that money is getting paid back, I got a bet that BlackRock buys up all the foreclosed properties and becomes a feudal lord.
      • oh_sigh 5y ago
        Ok, but someone walking into a CVS in San Francisco and stealing things doesn't mean that it is correct to say CVS is giving away free stuff.