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I agree but funnily enough I think this kind of operation is probably one of the most effective things we could do to establish those institutions. I have alwa
by bjackman 2y ago
I agree but funnily enough I think this kind of operation is probably one of the most effective things we could do to establish those institutions.
I have always suspected that one of the most effective things you can do to make a lasting and significant impact on problems like this is to infiltrate hostile communities and influence them in favour of the _ideas_ that are needed to create a more reasonable political landscape.
So, like what OP did, but instead of "cashing in" on a single tenuously pro-tenant action, I would "cash in" on an argument in favour of, for example, fair and neutral government mediation services for tenant disputes. Or something of that nature.
- bombcar 2y agoThe problem is that the number of tenants always outnumbers the landlords, and so it's very hard to convince everyone that the government mediation service is fair and neutral.