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> It's the state of mind when you decided that the society has to provide you with housing, I guess. Well I suppose there's some moral hazard because the gover
by daniel-cussen 5y ago
> It's the state of mind when you decided that the society has to provide you with housing, I guess.
Well I suppose there's some moral hazard because the government is more tolerant than rent-seekers (I find the term "landlord" gross because of the "lord" part, no nobility in America, and the whole point of the endeavor is collecting rent, they're synonymous. If they don't want to be called rent-seekers all they have to do is stop seeking rent). Plus Section 8 costs IIRC either 30 or 33.33% of your income, so it's not that they pay nothing for housing, it's just limited to a very high but still feasible amount. You're objecting to exactly what I was talking about, entropy. In this case you're using the synonym "noise."
So you built your own house from scratch, no help from builders, mined your own iron, wrought your own steel, the copper and all, because surely "you" wouldn't be talking about "it" online if it weren't up to code. And claimed your own land...loaned yourself the mortgage, did it all on your very own. Society didn't do anything for you, after all.
- pandaman 5y ago33.3% of my income or income of some family member who signs the lease and might not have any income he or she decided to show to the IRS? > You're objecting to exactly what I was talking about, entropy. In this case you're using the synonym "noise." I live in a neighborhood without section 8 now and, surprise, there is no entropy! >So you built your own house from scratch, no help from builder I am sorry, it might be some popular point on reddit but I need more context, what are you talking about? I bought my house and the land. Are you, by chance, saying that you are sincerely confused by my usage of the verb "to provide" and believe that I used it in a general way, only indicating that the society somehow made the housing available, and not given wholly or partially free?