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Topic	Landlords provide housing
CommonJoe 02/14/21 1:54:48 PM #64:	PoundGarden posted... No, and neither are landlords. If you don't want to "pay someone else's bill", acquire your own. As a homeowner, there are many, many days I miss not having a landlord to call and fix shit for free. A lot of people don't just have $3,000 lying around if say the furnace shits the bed in February. Or $10,000 if the roof leaks. Cognitive Dissonance at work folks. Most people that deal with landlords dont have a choice. You seriously need to check your privilege if you think anybody can just go buy a house. Ffs I cant even get into an apartment i can afford the rent on because of arbitrary 3x income bullshit, how tf do you think Im gonna get a house. --- I shouldnt be approaching 30 and preparing for life as a climate refugee. <cite>CommonJoe posted [p:950632456] in Landlords ... [t:79294769]...</cite> <quote>PoundGarden posted... </cite> <quote>No, and neither are landlords. If you don't want to "pay someone else's bill", acquire your own. As a homeowner, there are many, many days I miss not having a landlord to call and fix shit for free. A lot of people don't just have $3,000 lying around if say the furnace shits the bed in February. Or $10,000 if the roof leaks.</quote> Cognitive Dissonance at work folks. Most people that deal with landlords dont have a choice. You seriously need to check your privilege if you think anybody can just go buy a house. Ffs I cant even get into an apartment i can afford the rent on because of arbitrary 3x income bullshit, how tf do you think Im gonna get a house. --- I shouldnt be approaching 30 and preparing for life as a climate refugee.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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