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anyone know why spiderman’s suit is so tight ? is he a slut ?

𝑯𝒆𝒚, 𝑵𝒂𝒏𝒂...

why am i allowed to draw

me: hello me, internally: did i say too much

ARE YOU KIDDING ME

As a fellow landlord with a single property, is there some reason you made the conscious decision when you put together your financial plan for this business venture to *not* put aside enough money to cover your expenses for a few months just in case your property ends up vacant for a while?

Like, if you’re bad at running your business, then let it fail and move into an industry you have some competence in. Stop blaming your customers for your lack of entrepreneurial intelligence.

People hating on landlords during this whole thing is so tired. No one forced any tenant to sign a lease. The rent amount and lease term are clearly stated. If someone feels they will be incapable of paying the stated rent for the whole lease term, they ought not sign the lease. It’s not a question of consistent investment revenue for the landlord despite all market forces, it’s a question of someone keeping the promises they made. People sign leases (and contracts in general) because situations often arise where one party or another is incapable or unwilling to follow-through on what they agreed to. They are meant to protect tenants from landlords who don’t properly maintain their properties and landlords from tenants who cause damage or don’t pay their rent. Both parties have remedies when the other falls short of their commitment.

Now, if a landlord, out of an act of charity, wishes to give a tenant an extension or wants to forgive one or several month’s rent when a tenant falls on hard times, that is wonderful and laudable. But people need to understand that is indeed an act of charity; it is not owed to the tenant nor can it be demanded in justice. The landlord is well within his rights under the lease both parties agreed to to seek a remedy due to the tenant’s inability or unwillingness to make good on his promises which may or may not include eviction. Some people may ask why the landlord did not build any savings to cover his expenses for several months, but one could very easily ask the same question of the tenant; why must only the landlord plan ahead for possible hard times?

That all being said, any landlord who is financially capable of offering a tenant a break until things get going again should be encouraged and thanked for doing so. Forgiving someone’s rent is charity. Stop questioning people’s intelligence or morality for expecting someone else to follow-through on their promises.

“Don’t sign a lease you can’t afford” oh bullshit dude. We are talking about a global pandemic and an economic situation where thousands to millions of people suddenly lost their income. 

These are not normal circumstances, you can’t say “Well you prrrrooomiiissseeed” like a child when you are faced with real human desperation and misery.

How are people living paycheck to paycheck supposed to save enough for a fucking pandemic? No one was expecting the majority of retail or food service folks to lose their jobs all at once. Planning for that is just not feasible.

It’s not a fair an equitable relationship here, you “choose” to sign the lease because for a lot of folks it is rent or be homeless. It’s pay exorbitant amount for rent (minimum is 950$ for a single bedroom in my city), or live on the street and be criminalized for existing as a homeless person. 

Not to mention being forced to live outside in the elements, with potential of freezing to death or getting heat stroke depending on the season. It’s not exactly a free choice to rent. It’s coerced by market forces, and those with the least amount of power don’t have a lot of bargaining power to make their contract better. 

Understanding extenuating circumstances should be the standard, forgiveness should be the standard, what you call CHARITY should be the standard. 

We are not even living in standard times, we are living in times of crisis. Global crisis. Everyone is getting hit hard right now, no one is exempt from this. People shouldn’t be terrified after losing their jobs, possibly losing family members, possibly getting very sick themselves, that they will be forced into the streets and into the elements where they can infect and be infected by others during a global pandemic. This isn’t…. normal circumstances, you don’t just puddle along the status quo in a crisis.

“Keep Catholic”, my ass. Your sense of the Holy Spirit is so fucking low you are defending throwing people out into the streets when there is a viral pandemic and worldwide crisis. You are not only advocating for inhumane and cruel practices, but you are also advocating for the destruction of public health measures designed to keep EVERYONE in the community safe. 

You are saying to do otherwise is charity, that not forcing poor people into the streets isn’t bare minimum humanity but it is above and beyond charity? You don’t think caring for one another in times of crisis is more important than keeping a coerced promise? You think Jesus is going to be pleased by that? You think that is what the Lord intends for us? Inhumanity?? Mr. Miracle feeding, healing, merciful Christ is going to be pleased you are advocating tossing people out onto the street during a virulent plague just because they can’t pay cash money? Shame on you. 

Spain is different 🇪🇸🦠

Plague Rave Plague Rave Plague Rave!!!!

I'm dy i n g at the cheers he's getting:

"ES DIOS" ("IT'S GOD")

"ERES DIOS HERMANO" ("YOU'RE GOD, BRO")

"HA VENIDO A VERNOS" ("HE'S COME TO SEE US")

after hanging out for a few hours, she had to go because her three kids were home from school ♥

This is one of those posts I hope never ever dies

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not evil anymore i want to be loved now

evil again

who is this graceful medieval noblewoman

honeymoon is an interesting term because an actual moon made of honey would imply space bees which is pretty horrifying