jimrhods23

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   by jimrhods23 8y ago

   "First: You don't know that. In fact the neighbours would disagree." You don't know either. So I guess we are both speculating. "Second: laws are intended to be preventative. " Do you agree with all laws on th
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   by jimrhods23 8y ago

   He violated new york regulations and an end user agreement. Nobody was hurt and from the sounds of it, he worked very hard to please his customers. There will be fines involved, because NYC wants their cut of the profits. I still don'
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   by jimrhods23 8y ago

   This has happened at my apartment complex when my neighbors invited some friends over. The residents have something even better: they can complain to the landlord.
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   by jimrhods23 8y ago

   "with rising economic inequality, declining social mobility, and accelerating climate change." I'm always puzzled when someones wishes the US were more of a socialist country. You really do have more economic inequality in so
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   by jimrhods23 8y ago

   I don't really thing what this guy did was a bad thing: He had positive reviews, multiple maids to cleanup after guests, and willingly broke leases and lost money when there were complaints.
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   by jimrhods23 8y ago

   "it's pretty clear it was intended to be." During FDRs time, we didn't have the looming threat of automation or competition from countries like China, where they can pay workers a fraction of our minimum wage and product