Gregory's Server@magitweeter @violetmadder not everybody feels the need to own the home in which they live. From this point on, we are coming into the domain of invalidating that perspective for others.
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@magitweeter @violetmadder I'm happy with the inference, as it is. You're welcome to see it as being incorrect, though, but that's none of my business. You're happy that the only options for someone who wants a house to live in are buy and rent? @magitweeter @violetmadder no, I am content with the fact that those are the only "options" for *me* . @magitweeter @violetmadder oh. absolutely not, it is all about my lived experience as a renter, with a long history of renting- good and bad. @magitweeter @violetmadder it's been the same conversation. Yours truly, |
@storyworker
«meaning I don't have to buy one»
I would say this inference is incorrect. “Buy” and “rent” aren't the only housing occupancy arrangements there are. They're the most prevalent by far in societies like yours, but eliminating “rent” doesn't mean “buy” is the only option remaining.
Most likely, eliminating “rent” would leave room for many other types of housing arrangements, including some where you don't have to own the home you live in if that's not what you want.
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