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I do live in an apartment building. It's pretty telling that you assume that I can't possibly relate to the common man, and if only I was in their position, I w
by MadManE 12y ago
I do live in an apartment building. It's pretty telling that you assume that I can't possibly relate to the common man, and if only I was in their position, I would be more sympathetic.
I am in their position. And I am anything but sympathetic for that very reason.
- untog 12y agoYou are suggesting that you would have no problem with random groups of people waking you up at night and destroying shared property inside your apartment building?
- MadManE 12y agoReply to untog: Of course I'm not ok with people destroying things. But I don't think that having a law making subleasing illegal prevents that. You're acting as if the ability to do what I want with my property makes it a foregone conclusion that evil things will happen.
- untog 12y agoYou're acting as if the ability to do what I want with my property makes it a foregone conclusion that evil things will happen. No, I'm acting as if the ability for an unlimited and unknown number of complete strangers to enter my apartment building makes it a foregone conclusion that evil things will happen, which is pretty much true. Even if the vast majority of AirBnB customers behave, the odds are that there will always be an outlier that will ruin it.