Yes but if you buy two orders it's Canadian drugs.

Yes, they can raise the rent. However, the tenant has 30 days to 'decide' if they 'want' to stay and then another 30 days to vacate if that's what they choose.

Which is fair, depending on the increase. There is no limit in NH to how much a landlord can increase the rent, so this can be used as a method to evict a tenant who follows the rules but asks the landlord to make repairs and such.

I mainly applaud your statements, but the weird part of my brain wants to know how you feel about conjoined twins.

The law would allow landlords to evict good tenants in order to increase the rent for the next one. This process usually takes 60 days (plus complications.) The new law allows for them to be booted in 30.

This law shaves 30 days off of the process of price-gouging tenants.

Yeah the chances that a person is going to snap and resort to burning something down is directly proportionate to the the amount of options they can see moving forward.

Most evictions don't end that way despite the inherent stress involved. Most people can find a place to go or aren't so entrenched in debt that they simply collapse.

There should be a way for landlords to get these tenants out but give them someplace to go and recover.

Also, people should have an unalienable right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of something beyond that. Life requires shelter.

On paper, sure.

However, landlords generally get the less traumatic end of the 'unexpected moveout' than the tenants. Keeping a person away from their property for an extra thirty days isn't as bad as forcing a person to uproot and find an affordable place to live in four weeks.

The laws should really take that into account.

This only adds "End of Lease" to the list of legal reasons to evict, yeah? I thought this was already the case, but I guess not.

Tenants would have the same protections as when the landlord is evicting to sell the property. 30 days from notice of eviction the place is empty, minus complications like legal challenges and process limits. Those delays can be applied universally across all situations.

I don't love it, but it could be worse. As it stands, a landlord can simply bump the rent way past affordability and their tenant is out in 60 days (minus complications.)

There are changes that need to be made in our tenant/landlord system and this is certainly a move in the wrong direction.

Absolutely not. Everybody needs access on the same level or the legal system means nothing.

What 'Karens' need is to realize that screaming your opinion does not make it a popular one. They're in the minority and it's up to us to prove it.

Also, ''don't look up.''

The only way you could have 'dropped a shovel in the ground here' is if you were already standing above a hole.

Milo went to college. He's a biochemist.

Not all punks aren't idiots.

That was all stuff to cause themselves pain, not other people. Other people were made just uncomfortable enough to start questioning everything.

Yeah, but being a punk doesn't mean being a idiot. It's about standing up and trying to cut through the bullshit that enslaves us.

Fighting against 'The Man' while he is trying to keep us from killing one another lands in an entirely separate column.

They'll let you in but they will not let you win. -Dickie Barrett

Was that a joke, or do you actually feel that way?

If so, could you please inform me as to what this young man was doing to 'ask for it?'

''No ongoing threat'' indeed.

Did the police all quit their jobs and turn in their guns? Or are they still out there shooting people for eating a chicken sandwich in the parking lot of KFC?

Better than fucking five guys.

Sir, this is a reddit.

Lotion basket something something.

I saw the original post almost immediately after it went up, so I was first to comment. This factor weighed heavily on my decision to make the joke.

In my defense, a cashier had trouble ringing in one of my items yesterday and I didn't say ''that one must be free.''

I appreciate your support; laughs are worth more to me than upvotes.

Does nobody like jokes in NH?

My place is always fun...

Isn't this the kind of thing that only happens in countries with universal healthcare?

Or was that a lie being told by the people who are currently getting rich off of our privatized system?