Lurker > Raddest_Chad

i really can't get into this game

i think i'd like it more if it was just a typical musou game instead of this weird hybrid

My high school Business Department teacher would complain for an extended amount of time whenever a student would use that term. I think people started doing it just to annoy him into pontificating for a good portion of the class so they didnt have to work with Microsoft Word.

My favorite though was when students who got caught looking at porn used that response when he asked them about it. He got so mad.

Every American should have a right to a job if they want it, healthcare, and a home for their family.

Saying "I seen". Immediately dismiss anyone that says that as a moron.

The whole "bootstraps" things is actually pretty crazy when you look at the history. "To pull ones self over the fence by their bootstraps" is supposed to be an impossible task.

I think the point is that property comes with a cost. If you live in someone else's house, you should pay them for it. Most landlords can't afford to bleed money so someone can squat in their house. The banks can, because worst case scenario, the corporate welfare state will bail them out

Because people who hate landlords are well known for liking banks lol

The whole system is fucked up, paying an insane markup in the form of interest on a basic need is something I'm against. Like most wealth schemes, people pass it down. The owner getting dicked by the bank passes it on to the tenant with markups of his own. That doesn't make him necessarily worse than the bank but people are just ragging on landlords cause it's more relevant to the topic

I hear what you are saying too. As technology advances, it's going to replace jobs at a faster rate than new jobs are produced. Then yes, eventually an advanced AI could even do those jobs. I have worked with AI before as a programmer, that is still a fairly long way off imo.

I have no doubt there is a lot of nuance to getting UBI to be successful in the US, but it does work where it's implemented so far.

idk how comparable that really is, considering a lot of people also stayed home because a quarantine for a global pandemic.

Automation doesn't really kill jobs, it just changes them in the long run. Remember when they said there would be no more bank tellers after ATM's came out? Yeah, less positions as a cashier, but now they have the grocery pickers for online delivery.

I personally believe that automation and UBI should go hand in hand. If we ever reach the point where everything can be automated, then not use the benefits of the automation to serve everyone instead of one billionaire who profits off it?

Don't forget pay their college loans back at the same time. I get the TV had like 5 channels, and there was no internet, but things like food insecurity and homelessness just weren't as big of issues back then.

Most landlords are just middle class people. Many are older people just making their retirement money

Access to credit needs to be improved. The bank said my credit wasn't good enough to afford 1200 / month mortgage for a house, so I rent for 1700 / month.

if you remove people from owning homes for the sole purpose of collecting rent, what happens to apartment complexes? If you think about it, those are really just big ass homes, and are needed in higher population density areas. Even if you break up the apartments similar to how you can own a condo, who takes care of the overall lot?

I bring up apartment complexes, because many of them are run by big corporations who have multiple complexes as well.

You missed a chance to write this choice like this: Capitalizing Words That Do Not Require It...

I don't think we need to remove home ownership. But instead, remove people owning more homes for the sole purpose of collecting rent and making a profit. I say it that way because I do understand people buying another house to help a family member out. But not if they are just renting it out to collect a profit.

Also, it should be more affordable to own a home. Many people only rent because it's too expensive to own... If it were more affordable, and people couldn't just buy houses to constantly rent, I think things would be at least a little better...

Shark coochie bored

bone apple teeth

when people use worse and worst interchangeably... like were you fuckin dropped on your head as a child? learn how to fuckin write properly.

fuck

All my landlords have been chill af. Lol

Sounds like a completely stable landlord

What happened to the house? Did someone buy it? Do they live in it or rent it? If they rent it, the cycle may continue...

SURELY there was another course of action before shooting them with a shotgun. If anything, seems like more ammo for the "Landlords and terrible people and need to get a real job" crowd.

I'm very curious to play it, but I never played Persona 5, so I should probably do that first, but it's not on Switch. >_>

Pretty sure that happened so long ago that 99% of that crop of mental health cases are dead, OD'd or hero'd by now.

Tonight was fun 2 guys who look like druggies...

1. Last Man Standing is the "facebook boomer" of TV shows.
2. There wouldn't need to be "handouts" if things weren't so fucked up. Universal healthcare and wages keeping up with inflation, not shipping jobs to China to line corporate pockets, etc. would have made that unnecessary.

the dude seems downright petrified of anyone on this board finding out what he looks like