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  • mke_geek@lemm.eetoMemes@lemmy.ml*Permanently Deleted*
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    10 months ago

    Being a landlord is a job. There’s no exploitation with renting out properties. People expect to get paid for their job. This is an extremely simple concept. I can’t fathom why you’re not understanding. Maybe I need to make it even simpler?

    • Landlord = self employed
    • Self employed = Charges for services rendered
    • Rent = Payment in exchange for services

    renting prices are effectively almost exclusively profits for the owner of the rented space

    This isn’t even true either.


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    10 months ago

    It’s not exploitation because people have a choice of where to live. There’s hundreds of rentals in any given area and millions of rentals across the country. There’s not just one place for people to live. There’s also the option of living with family or friends.




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    10 months ago

    No one’s forcing anyone to rent any specific place. People have a choice. There’s thousands of rentals. They can live with family or friends.

    If people want to build equity in something, they can buy their own property.

    There’s nothing exploitative about trading money for a service. People trade money for services every single day. You want your oil changed for you? You pay someone to do it. You pull your car into their facility, they use their tools, and you gain a service – for a price.