I don't think anyone should own land, and I've lived under a bridge at one point, so no, I don't think I'm being classist. What I am being is anti-landlord. There is no contribution they make that makes it worth anyone's while to justify their existence.

In my ideal world, you would not have to worry about owning a home or land either, but for entirely different reasons than a landlord makes it worth your while not to.

I hear its spanish for the nino

El Niño is of course spanish for

the niño

Its a figure of speech..................................

You must be fun at parties.

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How do you "dodge" a hurricane with a large land mass?

Edit: lol downvoting because people would rather keep being incorrect than change their vocabulary. Sad.

Dodge: To avoid (someone or something) by a sudden quick movement.

A big old smile at this news over here on the Louisiana gulf lol

Everyone who rents submits to a similar situation you describe, lol. Want to put up a painting on a wall? Needs owners permission. Want to remove a plant or add a new one to the garden? Needs owners permission. The only "ownership" that is allowed under land owners is that which they grant.

If that is some horrible dystopian nightmare, welcome to the modern world my friend.

The difference between myself and those other land owners is that I don't believe any of us should be able to profit from people living on land. I'm happy as long as I have something to shelter myself from the rain and something soft to lie on. I've lived in conditions without either.

from New Orleans here. we are already globally fucked, the only difference is whether or not its hit you yet. We gots to reverse stuff

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This was our 3rd La Nina in a row which was very odd.

This winter was insanely mild.

Next winter could be a return to normal but it could develop again.

So the previous post was just a guy being pissy because he has to pay bills?

They don't own your house, they let you live in their house. The right to housing is different to the right to own your own house.

So why was he then not procecuted, made stand trial and sentenced if you have the evidence? You know, rule of law.

They are in the US too. Tennant rights far exceed the landlords in nearly all states

In a socialized system who decides who gets to live where? Is it a lottery drawing that decides who lives in the rented hi rises overlooking central park? Or a lottery deciding those that just get to live in New York or Miami or San Francisco or Los Angeles? Because all those cities have crazy housing/renting cost due to demand and even if you replaced every single family home or ever small multi story with a large multi story it still wouldnt be enough to cover the massive demand. So who would choose who gets to live in those cities?

>Republicans don’t talk about race, they just enforce a racist system. Democrats are the ones that are obsessed with telling us we are differently treated than others because of our skin.

Ftfy

Edit: also still false because the republicans still talk about race all the time

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Must be tiring, being this misanthropic all the time.

F

That headline is incredibly misleading. I assumed your answer was correct but jesus that scared me for a hot minute

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"My entire garden"

"My yard"

While I'm glad to hear that you're a generous person, it seems as if you still have a pretty strong concept of what belongs to you. You still value being the person who gets to decide how your land is used and shared. You can own something and still be generous with it.

I don't believe for a second that you would be happy if you suddenly lost all protections of ownership associated with your land, and had to cede it completely to wider society without any individual authority over what becomes of it. I'm not creating a dramatic hypothetical here. This is the exact scenario you invoke when you say that owning land is an absurd concept that should be done away with.

She lived a very long life and passed away surrounded by people who cared. That is what we all hope for.