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I hated paying people money and prefer to take it from others
I actually respect the position more than I do an ideological republican. It's ~~fair~~ valid (internally consistent), it's reasonable. I just think it's the weaker class to back if all else were equal. (But then for some reason it's not equal in terms of who wants to make a world worth sticking around for)
I'm trying to wrap my head around how a tenant could possibly be perceived as ungreatful, but I just can't.
Like they're paying a huge chunk of their income and yet they have no legal right to the house they're paying for. That's pretty damn grateful
But they are still scuffing up the floors with their shoes, putting wear and tear on the door hinges, and asking that the plumbing be fixed so that the sink has running water! So needy and ungrateful.
I frequently see landlords posting how they aren't even making money because the rent goes towards the mortgage. Conveniently ignoring that the renter is in effect still buying them a house.
I enjoy watching normie youtube videos where landlords not only complain that they can’t make any money, but even talk about losing shitloads of money because housing prices are so high now that even short term rentals aren’t profitable.
Somebody should learn a bit about personal finance.
It's when someone is acting like a cromulent fuckcrustable.
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Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha, fuck off.
When I bought my house there was a brief period of time wherein the existing tenant was staying to complete the semester before moving out and I beat myself up over being a landlord for like 6 days.
They were already leaving under agreements made by the prior landlord and had paid no rent to us, but it was still enough to feel scummy AF.
Hey hey hey don't call yourself that, if you don't charge rent you are not a landlord
I hated the concept of hunting until I wasn't the one being hunted.
I can arrange for that, and make it very kinky.
"Perspective" is an odd name for a piece like this, seems more like a lack of perspective to me. Though I guess I just don't know how damn hard it is to live as a parasite and how ungrateful your host always is.
I Hated The Boot Until I Got To Put It On Another Person's Throat
It's amazing how one sentence is enough to make you despise someone
Yeah, that takes some chutzpah to announce to the world that you're an absolute piece of dogshit
she should redact herself
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Wow almost like social antagonisms in society are structural and not individual, someone should look into this
Nope. As we learned from our landlord visitor in this thread, the problem is a few bad apple landlords ruining it for everyone else, because once you are enough of a landlord, you become a "bank" and then become bad instead of just a small time Mom and Pop parasite. All tenants are inherently lazy and ungrateful though, and deserve to pay rent to a hard working landlord.
Grateful for what? Did you build the house? Do you even repair any damages? Or do tenants get to live for free in your house? Fucking ghoul
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