| Where is there ever a right for you to stay in a building that
you do not own without paying for that time?
I want you bleeding heart leftists to find the right where you
can compel a property owner to allow a miscreant, deadbeat (or
single mother who lost her job) to stay rent free at any
time? Where is there ever the power of the
Federal government (or even States) under their respective
Constitution to compel a property owner to get shafted by those
who claim bad economic times?
Look very hard. You might even try looking for
invisible ink.
You won't find any rights of the economically challenged to
ever be allowed to compel a property owner to let them occupy a
dwelling in perpetuity without paying for it.
You see, property owners have rights. They
paid for the property through outright purchase or are themselves
paying monthly to have the audacity of ownership.
Economic times are not going to dictate whether they can fuck the
lending institution by shafting them for money that was lent them
to acquire the property.
It is high time we get over this feel good notion that kicking
people out onto the streets is a bad thing. Throughout
history our ancestors have fallen on bad times and have had their
shit thrown onto the sidewalk or curb when they could not pay the
land owner. Yes, there is shame for the deadbeat
for not being able to afford the monthly cost of living
there.
Who the fuck cares?
I am an old fashioned homo. My parents taught me to
live below my means - that means, always anticipate that life is
going to suck and build a nest egg to cover your ass when things
like the Biden Administration happen and the country goes to hell
in a Gucci knockoff handbag. Acquire only what
you need and to save and to pay as you can. Don't live
paycheck to paycheck. I know that concept is hard for
people to understand, but you don't need to buy a new car to get
transportation. Buy a well conditioned fairly
recent used car and let someone else take the
depreciation. Work your butt off to pay the loans off
early if you must borrow. If you must take out a loan
at a higher interest rate, then work toward refinancing it at a
much lower rate as soon as possible. Use credit
as little as possible and pay your fucking bills on
time. And if you can, pay your utilities a month
ahead knowing your usual monthly expense. Have that
cushion already at that location so that if you lose your job, you
have a month already there covered. Save six
months' expenses and put that in the bank as your emergency fund
so you can cover your rent and food and other utility expenses.
And you don't have to be rich to do this - you just have to
spend as little as possible on your fixed costs (rent, insurance,
utilities) as possible and then set a budget for other
controllable expenses - you can control your utilities somewhat -
don't turn down the A/C as much or as warm in the winter - turn
things off, etc.
While it is so easy to feel compassion for people having their
shit thrown to the curb, understand that there is no reason to
feel compassion when that person has not exercised adult
responsibility and taken every step to make sure they are prepared
for the worst even when good times are here.
It is time to teach some hard lessons in life - that nothing is
free and you are owed jack. The person that owns your
property is entitled to being compensated or entitled to kick your
ass out when you don't pay. The sooner Americans learn
the value of money and start taking personal responsibility for
their lives, the better off we'll be. If you can't
afford kids, stop fucking. Don't shove that cost onto
me. If you can't afford a Lexus, drive a Yugo.
If you can't afford an iPhuck, get a Motorola and use Mint
mobile. You'd be surprised how economically
solvent you will become by living a moderate life with money -
even $25 per month, left over and saved for another
month. If you spend every penny you earn, you deserve
to get kicked to the curb. |
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