https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/house-fails-extend-eviction-moratorium-ahead-week-recess/story?id=79168095

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  • Dingdangdog [he/him,comrade/them]
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    3 years ago

    I have no idea where I heard it described like this, probably here or maybe a commie drinking buddy, but they described the current people in charge as "the sons and daughters of capitalists"

    Meaning the positions they hold are purely nepotistic, and that they have no fucking idea what to do except for following the path their fathers left for them.

    when it comes down to stuff like this, that's completely alien to their experience and there isn't a written in stone "do this to make money" rule to follow they just guess.

    currently they feel completely unstoppable, so they ran the math, and decided this one somehow saves money. This could be for a few reasons, but mostly because they are so fucking alienated from the landlord-tenant system they have no idea what it entails and don't understand that you can't just get into a new house after you are evicted.

    They have no idea about credit checks and renter's history, it's never come up for them and these things are by-products of the system instead of written into the legislation, so honestly, they'd probably be pretty surprised to find out about it.

    I legitimately think most of these fucking imbeciles don't even understand how any of this works.

    Expect a screaming hot take from some higher-up in the government saying something like "oh why don't you just look for a new place?" to confirm this theory.

    For further info on what comes next check out the Ds9 episodes past tense pt 1 and pt 2 lmao

    • quarantine_man [none/use name]
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      3 years ago

      Expect a screaming hot take from some higher-up in the government saying something like “oh why don’t you just look for a new place?” to confirm this theory.

      why don't all these people just get a small loan of a million dollars from their parents?

      • Dingdangdog [he/him,comrade/them]
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        3 years ago

        I was evicted, nervous breakdown and lost my job, like 9 years ago and the person I was talking to about the court proceedings and process literally told me to tell my parents to pay off the debt.

        like, yeah, that's what they literally think we can all do lmao

        I could go on about what a scam that was too. Ended up getting my bank accounts frozen and eventually paycheck liened until I paid off that debt which was 6 months of rent, during which I never even used the apartment because I was evicted.