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by southerntofu
1640 days ago
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> You get a year, maybe two, and then it becomes public domain to anyone that will use it. Sounds like a reasonable policy, yet there's a loophole. What would prevent owners from trading on paper their goods so that they can remain empty under a different name? Or from lending a huge space to a single person so that the space isn't technically empty although it could house 10-100 times as many people? > People are literally born homeless. Love that argument. I've never seen it that way before, but that makes perfect sense! |
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