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Some find it immoral, especially when the landlord has multiple properties, or when, like in the article, they hold up the apartments vacant until their conditi
by yazzku 4y ago
Some find it immoral, especially when the landlord has multiple properties, or when, like in the article, they hold up the apartments vacant until their conditions are satisfied. There are also people who are basically social parasites, living off of rent and the work of those who actually contribute to society.
- prepend 4y agoSome find any profit immoral. That doesn’t make them right.
- yazzku 4y ago
- bilvar 4y agoGrown-ups don’t throw tantrums like you do.
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- Gigachad 4y agoIsn’t holding a unit empty somewhat similar to workers striking until unjust conditions are resolved? If the government is forcing rents to remain under inflation, eventually something will break.