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Then by extension, homeless people have the most personal freedom of anyone. What kind of ridiculous argument is this?

• prvit 4y ago
  I think yours is the ridiculous argument, how are homeless people relevant to this conversation?
  • notpachet 4y ago
    They have more "freedom" than renters, right? They can pack up and head somewhere else whenever they want (as they're not bound by a lease), and they have absolutely zero responsibilities to anyone other than to obey the law. But they have the least personal financial freedom, is my point.
    • prvit 4y ago
      How do homeowners have more personal financial freedom than renters with their money in index funds?