The problem is that legal advice is hard and requires nuance. It's not even entirely wrong. Simply not paying rent is not sufficient cause for eviction. Not pay

The problem is that legal advice is hard and requires nuance. It's not even entirely wrong. Simply not paying rent is not sufficient cause for eviction. Not paying rent is permissible if maintenance is neglected. Despite IBM's colorful moral history in the early days of computing, IBM had it right: "A computer can never be held accountable, so has increasingly been used to make management decisions". I'd extend that to "human" or "important" decisions.