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e) urge your representative in government Well, there are 700,000 people in the average Congressional district. Go ahead and urge, it will do nothing. You need
by temphn 14y ago
e) urge your representative in government
Well, there are 700,000 people in the average Congressional district. Go ahead and urge, it will do nothing. You need some kind of political megaphone (like a newspaper) to get them to listen.
I also see absolutely no reason why supporting regulation
of short term rentals somehow commits you to supporting a
failed section 8 program, other than that the government is
involved in both.
The point is: should we trust the same government which is moving in murderers next door to intercede? As for whether the program is failed, no argument there from me, but has "urging your representative" done anything about it?
The idea that new laws will solve a problem is the fundamental fallacy. Who is enforcing the laws? What is their track record on other problems? And so why do you trust them?
- pommefrites 14y agoWhy do you keep ramming Section 8, DoJ, and Congress down our throats? This sort of regulation, if it were to happen, would be done at the state or local level.
- 205guy 14y agoExactly what pommefrites said: this is a city or town zoning issue (or I suppose county for unincorporated areas). And yes, I totally support the rights of local goverment to regulate property usage. Geebee is correct, the vacation rental issue is real in vacation destinations. Unregulated B&Bs were always an issue, but AirBnB just makes it easier for others to do the same.