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vaccines have been available to everyone who wanted it, for months... jobs also are available, so the economic side of the memorandum is moot. At this point,
by ardit33 5y ago
vaccines have been available to everyone who wanted it, for months...
jobs also are available, so the economic side of the memorandum is moot.
At this point, keeping the restrictions would be absurd. not all landlords are big evil corps... half of the rental stock is owned by small ones.
- tehjoker 5y agoBeing a landlord is essentially an illegitimate way to make money. It's pure parasitism. We should honestly have a permanent moratorium.
- disgruntledphd2 5y agoHow should people who can't afford to buy a house be housed then?
- gillytech 5y agoI believe that's taking a pretty narrow view of it. So if I own more than one house I must house people for nothing, simply because I have property? How is the maintenance going to be paid? Property tax? Insurance? Amortization? Mortgage? Accounting? I guess I'd have to figure out how to pay for all that but luckily I can live in someone else's house rent free so it wouldn't be too hard.
- TeMPOraL 5y ago> not all landlords are big evil corps... half of the rental stock is owned by small ones. Which isn't much better, really. Large companies may have undue, negative influence on society at scale, but individually, it's the small businesses and individuals that screw you over the most. A large company can't afford to casually break the law or generate bad PR, the way a small business can.