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teddygrahamdispenser t1_ivolkqm wrote

If the $5/month or whatever it ends up being for most landlords significantly impacts rents then I think it'll be pretty clear who is to blame.

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Karen1968a t1_ivos6sx wrote

Yep. The people who voted for it.

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Lr0dy t1_iwbxydu wrote

No. The landlords who raised the rent. Note that they said significantly. If rent goes up by $3-5 a month, that's not significant.

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Karen1968a t1_iwc6gru wrote

Perhaps

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Lr0dy t1_iwc6rbh wrote

Perhaps what? You seem to lack a clear understanding of cause and effect - if someone is using one thing as an excuse to do another thing, then the cause is not the first thing existing, but the person choosing to find an excuse for the second thing.

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Karen1968a t1_iwc9ibv wrote

It’s over. I’ve lost interest. Im always going to be anti tax. I lost πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ

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Lr0dy t1_iwcawsm wrote

Then you're anti-society. Please feel free to leave at your earliest convenience, and we ask that you cease and desist in any and all usage of services which taxes provide, like roads.

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Karen1968a t1_iwcbx39 wrote

Please feel free to kiss my rich conservative white butt πŸ˜€

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Lr0dy t1_iwcfk11 wrote

Ew. I think of nothing more unappealing than rich white conservatives.

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Karen1968a t1_iwcox4d wrote

Well in my opinion lazy liberals looking for handouts are worse. But, just an opinion πŸ˜€

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Lr0dy t1_iwdevlu wrote

Luckily, you still only get one vote, and I'm happy to say that I nullify it.

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