You're right.
Just think how far those billions being sent overseas would go toward mitigating this situation.
You're right.
Just think how far those billions being sent overseas would go toward mitigating this situation.
But Barker did not issue any sort of an injunction, and so the moratorium is still in effect for the moment. In his ruling, Barker expressed his belief that the defendants will “respect the declaratory judgment” and will willingly withdraw the moratorium on their own…
"respect"??????????? If the government had any respect for the people or Constitution, things would be completely different.
> But Barker did not issue any sort of an injunction, and so the moratorium is still in effect for the moment. In his ruling, Barker expressed his belief that the defendants will “respect the declaratory judgment” and will willingly withdraw the moratorium on their own…
"respect"??????????? If the government had any respect for the people or Constitution, things would be completely different.
Here in AZ. Rent's are going up, almost doubling.
You'd think the landlords would appreciate tennant's that haven't missed a payment and are the least bother. But from what I have witnessed there is no appreciation extended other than raising the rent. It's weird.
But, I have a feeling they're going to regret the greed soon.
Here in AZ. Rent's are going up, almost doubling.
You'd think the landlords would appreciate tennant's that haven't missed a payment and are the least bother. But from what I have witnessed there is no appreciation extended other than raising the rent. It's weird.
But, I have a feeling they're going to regret the greed soon.
Yep. In Texas, rent basically doubled from 2014-2015. The greed was off of the charts. That's why I don't get too upset about eviction moratoriums. In any case, if a State wants to extend moratoriums to infinity, they are still free to do so.
Yep. In Texas, rent basically doubled from 2014-2015. The greed was off of the charts. That's why I don't get too upset about eviction moratoriums. In any case, if a State wants to extend moratoriums to infinity, they are still free to do so.
Yep.
Yep.
"Such a good goyim, always paying on time like you agreed to. Since you've been such a trustworthy goy through all this, we're gonna have you pay everyone else's rent too."
*"Such a good goyim, always paying on time like you agreed to. Since you've been such a trustworthy goy through all this, we're gonna have you pay everyone else's rent too."*
Pretty much.
Pretty much.
Those landlords wouldn't have made any money on rents if they had evicted anyway.
It's the homelessness that's the problem here.
Those landlords wouldn't have made any money on rents if they had evicted anyway.
It's the homelessness that's the problem here.
Agree.
Agree.
In my state the process to start the eviction is back logged for months and months. It's going to hit hard in or around the summer.
In my state the process to start the eviction is back logged for months and months. It's going to hit hard in or around the summer.
I also feel very badly for the millions of Americans that will soon be thrown out into the streets.
How many of the people about to be tossed out are Americans?
Besides, it'll be a long, long time before these people are tossed out. Where I used to live, the Sheriff was responsible for evictions. Once they switched to having an unelected police department, the Sheriff's office was reduced to just a handful of guys.
We had one notable instance where some drug-addled White Trash was due for eviction but the Sheriff was so backlogged that it was about a year after the electric company cut off his electricity that the sheriff came and evicted him.
> I also feel very badly for the millions of Americans that will soon be thrown out into the streets.
How many of the people about to be tossed out are Americans?
Besides, it'll be a long, long time before these people are tossed out. Where I used to live, the Sheriff was responsible for evictions. Once they switched to having an unelected police department, the Sheriff's office was reduced to just a handful of guys.
We had one notable instance where some drug-addled White Trash was due for eviction but the Sheriff was so backlogged that it was about a year *after* the electric company cut off his electricity that the sheriff came and evicted him.
Never Biden said he might extend it to September 2021, then again, and again, it's transfer of wealth from the middle class to the Jew banks. You will own nothing and love it. Great Reset. World Economic Forum.
Never Biden said he might extend it to September 2021, then again, and again, it's transfer of wealth from the middle class to the Jew banks. You will own nothing and love it. Great Reset. World Economic Forum.
It's odd that this is the constitutional issue going before a judge when it was caused by the constitution being ignored by our own government officials. Fuck our entire government
It's odd that this is the constitutional issue going before a judge when it was caused by the constitution being ignored by our own government officials. Fuck our entire government
On the plus side soros and blumberg will be able to buy a ton of real estate.
On the plus side soros and blumberg will be able to buy a ton of real estate.
What suffering? They’ll just type some zeroes into a computer and fix everything. You’re suffering under the delusion that they will ever let anything collapse ever again. You’re suffering so much that when you see something appear to collapse, you’ll think it’s actually collapsing.
What, you thought 2008 was out of their control?
What suffering? They’ll just type some zeroes into a computer and fix everything. You’re suffering under the delusion that they will ever let anything collapse ever again. You’re suffering so much that when you see something appear to collapse, you’ll think it’s actually collapsing.
What, you thought 2008 was out of their control?
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