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Absolutely no one cares, but I graduated Summa Cum Laude and disappeared for a few months because school and life became a lot :)
What's the weather like outside?
*girl who's thinking about boobs* tits a bit nippy
I got that dog in me
You're a debt collector? What a coincidence, I collect debt too!
what are your thoughts on the one percenters stealing real estate and housing to force new generations into renting so that landlords make more and more money while new generations will have little to no value in real estate, therefore making them, as a generation, poorer?
I feel as though the commodification of housing has been a detriment to US American society as a whole. For some arbitrary reason—or really no reason at all—it's one of the only goods that doesn't depreciate in value, contrasting every rule and guideline of capitalism that we grew up with. Across the entire United States, neighborhoods are being built just to sit empty because builders and contractors get tax write offs if they don't sell, so for them it's a win-win. But also all the housing that's being built is basic suburbs where the cookie-cutter houses are all made with such low quality that they fall apart.
Meanwhile, all of the actually good houses are being bought up, renovated into greige (gray beige) boxes with no personality or color, and then rented out at an ever increasing market value—that is also definitely artificially inflated. It ties in with the trend of nearly every other good and service becoming a subscription model, where you now own nothing and the quality of everything is getting worse while the cost gets higher and higher.
The system needs a major rework where more housing is available for the average lower-to-middle income individuals and families. I personally think there needs to be laws and regulations that disallow corporations from owning single-family housing and levies heavy fines for every single violation, thus bringing back housing to the people who live in them and individual landlords who own maybe one or two houses.
Feeling like a founding father (mother) writing a manifesto.
I swear apps shouldn't open other apps when I'm trying to uninstall them. I shouldn't click uninstall just for you to open my browser to a page to reinstall. Fuck you and die!
My taint is full and my bladder is ready. You know what that means. Neither do I