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It was less an argument than a statement of fact. These are the laws. If you want to argue what fundamental rights should or shouldn't be afforded to a propert
by aegiso 13y ago
It was less an argument than a statement of fact. These are the laws.
If you want to argue what fundamental rights should or shouldn't be afforded to a property owner, HN probably isn't the place. This stuff has a long and complicated political history, which I humbly encourage you to learn more about.
- greghinch 13y agoLaws which are not set in stone. The point is that services like Airbnb can be the impetus for changing the law to make more sense for modern times. When these laws were created, something like Airbnb was impossible, so how can you think they took the concept into account when crafting them?