>people complaining about cost of living are lazy poorfag trannies or liars it's all a democrat hoaxi make good money. i just don't want to pay 30% more for something for (made up talmudic reasoning.)
>>524190465Im on diability and i can only work part time, but because of the cost of travel i would be spending my entire paycheck to get the work.So instead i just sit on disability, because working isnt worth it.
>>524190465>i make good money. i just don't want to pay 30% more for something for (made up talmudic reasoning.)but you will. rent has to be charged and rent has to rise. the cost of taxes, maintenance and insurance for the landlord all rise with real inflation, and the landlord's profit is the rent minus all those costs. the yoke of inflation must be laid upon somethingtherefore the passing of that burden to the tenant class, the modern day rams of Babylon, is why people say it is better to own. renting is a kind of debt peonage and watered down slavery. its a thin slavery because you have the right to say no to the transaction, but its slavery all the same. no matter how long you pay the landlord, you will never acquire anything except the obligation to keep paying othersis rent theft? this depends on the frame and the idea that we make it:>Nois that youre free to go live in the wild or on the streets. and so yes its theft, but the alternative is that the raw elements steal even more from you. thus the lesser theft is more comfortable than the greater theft. this is the default of existencea man on a deserted island will die if he does not work every day which means in regards to the simulation of the universe, life itself is a theft from the simulation. or conversely, the simulation steals free labor from life in exchange for survivalas a member of the owner class i reap the money fountain that spills forth according to my will. if you wish to stand on my Earth, you must tithe unto me a quantity of money every time windowyou will pay me simply to exist
>>524190643that's nice, dear.
Never working for less than $50/hr and more than 20/hrs a week.
