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Philosophically, why should ownership imply total absolute control?

• dragontamer 11y ago
  Philosophically, why does philosophy matter? If you're gonna waste my time, I'm not gonna bother with a serious response.
• dragonwriter 11y ago
  That's what ownership means. A renter had exactly the rights to property mandated in law or contacted in the rental agreement. That's what they paid for and the owner aged to transfer. If they wanted the right to use AirBnB or similar services to sublet the apartment, without consequences from bad subtenants, they should have contacted for that. The property owner, had they been willing to provide such rights, would probably have charged substantially higher rent -- out required larger damage deposit or insurance purchase by the tenant -- to do so.