Notice of Evictions. Damage from Covid shut downs.

[OnePercenter]

Renters should have paid what they could. As much as they could. Landlord would be more eager to keep them if they had done that. Some apts pay partial utilities too. Did any of the renters offer to at least pay that? Or towards it? Probably not. The ones that DID pay as much as they could each month, you won't hear about because they will not be evicted. The ones that spent what they got for unemployment and the stimulus check instead of paying rent...those are the ones getting kicked out.

You're assuming that everyone that needed it received unemployment and stimulus checks.

I am assuming nothing. What I am saying is....renters have an obligation to pay rent. If they can't pay it all due to something like this damn virus and loss of jobs, pay SOMETHING to show good intent.

Two words, "GIG Workers."

Two words to describe that post perfectly...

"You're retarded!!!"

What Gig Workers Need To Know About Collecting Unemployment

Here are answers to gig workers' common questions about collecting benefits in Maryland, D.C. and Virginia.

www.npr.org

I'm an independent contractor or gig worker out of work due to the pandemic. Am I eligible for unemployment insurance?


You probably are, on a temporary basis. The CARES act established a new program called Pandemic Unemployment Assistance, or PUA. It extends weekly unemployment benefits to the following groups:

• Self-employed individuals;
• People seeking part-time work;
• Existing claimants who have maxed out their unemployment benefits (technically called "exhaustees");
• Clergy and employees of religious organizations;
  • People without sufficient work history normally required to qualify for benefits.
• 
  If you're in one of these groups, you're eligible if you're out of work directly because of the pandemic (more on that in the next section). You also have to be able and available to work, even if you're not actively searching for a new job.

I'm not sure I lost work directly because of the pandemic. How is that defined?


To qualify for PUA, applicants have to prove they're out of work for at least one of the following reasons:

• You have been diagnosed with COVID-19 or you're experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 and you're seeking a medical diagnosis;
• A member of your household has been diagnosed with COVID-19;
• You're providing care for a member of your family or household who has been diagnosed with COVID-19;
• A child or household member for whom you are a primary caregiver can't attend school or another facility that is closed because of COVID-19, and the school or facility is required for you to work;
• You can't reach your place of employment because of a stay-at-home order or because you've been advised by a health care provider to self-quarantine due to concerns about COVID-19;
• You were scheduled to start working but you lost the job or can't reach the job as a direct result of COVID-19;
• You've become the breadwinner or major support for a household because the head of household has died of COVID-19;
• You had to quit your job as a direct result of COVID-19; or
• Your place of employment is closed as a direct result of COVID-19.

Isn't there federal money available for contractors?


Yes. Unemployed independent contractors are eligible for an extra $600 per week, courtesy of the federal government.


The $600 supplement is called Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation, or FPUC. Gig workers can collect this money for work lost after March 27, and it will be paid until July 31, 2020. This supplement is rolled into your regular state benefits and you don't have to apply separately for it.

'You probably are"

That means, No.

 

[OnePercenter]

Temporary stays of execution have been done by the Cares Act and other temp fixes around the gov't..........With so many losing their jobs and behind on rent .....the real damage of shutting down the country is yet to be seen but coming.

Landlords are encouraged to think creatively as 28 million Americans face eviction

With millions of Americans not paying their housing costs in July, moratoriums on evictions put in place early during the coronavirus pandemic are expiring. While landlords may be sympathetic to tenants' needs, communities face hardships when rent goes unpaid. A movement to cancel rent has been...

www.cnbc.com

Hope you morons promoting Fear across the country are happy when this shit hits the fan............How many families will be screwed from the so called cure of the virus????????

We Will see it .......coming to a neighborhood near you.

I had to burst out in laughter..... Did you listen to that video by CNBC? At 1:40 the "reporter" says "Could the US cancel rents?".

Cancel rents!! LOL Yeah, of course we could just cancel the rents! Just let the land lords go completely bankrupt across the entire country, have the entire housing market as a whole entirely implode, wreck the entire economy so no one anywhere rents to anyone.... and with Millions homeless..... NO RENTS! BRILLIANT! Brilliant I say.

These people have lost their minds.

Yeah.........they were postal with that.......no one is cancelling rents................my message is what is coming to this country..............and it's coming.........All from a economy screwed by Panic over a virus...........nice huh

No, it's how smelly screwed up the response. I have four bipartisan MOC's that prove that.

 

[Obiwan]

Renters should have paid what they could. As much as they could. Landlord would be more eager to keep them if they had done that. Some apts pay partial utilities too. Did any of the renters offer to at least pay that? Or towards it? Probably not. The ones that DID pay as much as they could each month, you won't hear about because they will not be evicted. The ones that spent what they got for unemployment and the stimulus check instead of paying rent...those are the ones getting kicked out.

You're assuming that everyone that needed it received unemployment and stimulus checks.

I am assuming nothing. What I am saying is....renters have an obligation to pay rent. If they can't pay it all due to something like this damn virus and loss of jobs, pay SOMETHING to show good intent.

Two words, "GIG Workers."

Two words to describe that post perfectly...

"You're retarded!!!"

What Gig Workers Need To Know About Collecting Unemployment

Here are answers to gig workers' common questions about collecting benefits in Maryland, D.C. and Virginia.

www.npr.org

I'm an independent contractor or gig worker out of work due to the pandemic. Am I eligible for unemployment insurance?


You probably are, on a temporary basis. The CARES act established a new program called Pandemic Unemployment Assistance, or PUA. It extends weekly unemployment benefits to the following groups:

• Self-employed individuals;
• People seeking part-time work;
• Existing claimants who have maxed out their unemployment benefits (technically called "exhaustees");
• Clergy and employees of religious organizations;
  • People without sufficient work history normally required to qualify for benefits.
• 
  If you're in one of these groups, you're eligible if you're out of work directly because of the pandemic (more on that in the next section). You also have to be able and available to work, even if you're not actively searching for a new job.

I'm not sure I lost work directly because of the pandemic. How is that defined?


To qualify for PUA, applicants have to prove they're out of work for at least one of the following reasons:

• You have been diagnosed with COVID-19 or you're experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 and you're seeking a medical diagnosis;
• A member of your household has been diagnosed with COVID-19;
• You're providing care for a member of your family or household who has been diagnosed with COVID-19;
• A child or household member for whom you are a primary caregiver can't attend school or another facility that is closed because of COVID-19, and the school or facility is required for you to work;
• You can't reach your place of employment because of a stay-at-home order or because you've been advised by a health care provider to self-quarantine due to concerns about COVID-19;
• You were scheduled to start working but you lost the job or can't reach the job as a direct result of COVID-19;
• You've become the breadwinner or major support for a household because the head of household has died of COVID-19;
• You had to quit your job as a direct result of COVID-19; or
• Your place of employment is closed as a direct result of COVID-19.

Isn't there federal money available for contractors?


Yes. Unemployed independent contractors are eligible for an extra $600 per week, courtesy of the federal government.


The $600 supplement is called Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation, or FPUC. Gig workers can collect this money for work lost after March 27, and it will be paid until July 31, 2020. This supplement is rolled into your regular state benefits and you don't have to apply separately for it.

'You probably are"

That means, No.

That post means you actually have no comprehension of the English language...

 

[eagle1462010]

Looks like the main aim was massive damage right during elections...............They are shutting back down in Cali.........and other places so we can get another round of people not working to ensure MAXIMUM damage before November.........

From a dang virus with a 99.984% survival rate ................UNREAL.

 

[eagle1462010]

Temporary stays of execution have been done by the Cares Act and other temp fixes around the gov't..........With so many losing their jobs and behind on rent .....the real damage of shutting down the country is yet to be seen but coming.

Landlords are encouraged to think creatively as 28 million Americans face eviction

With millions of Americans not paying their housing costs in July, moratoriums on evictions put in place early during the coronavirus pandemic are expiring. While landlords may be sympathetic to tenants' needs, communities face hardships when rent goes unpaid. A movement to cancel rent has been...

www.cnbc.com

Hope you morons promoting Fear across the country are happy when this shit hits the fan............How many families will be screwed from the so called cure of the virus????????

We Will see it .......coming to a neighborhood near you.

I had to burst out in laughter..... Did you listen to that video by CNBC? At 1:40 the "reporter" says "Could the US cancel rents?".

Cancel rents!! LOL Yeah, of course we could just cancel the rents! Just let the land lords go completely bankrupt across the entire country, have the entire housing market as a whole entirely implode, wreck the entire economy so no one anywhere rents to anyone.... and with Millions homeless..... NO RENTS! BRILLIANT! Brilliant I say.

These people have lost their minds.

Yeah.........they were postal with that.......no one is cancelling rents................my message is what is coming to this country..............and it's coming.........All from a economy screwed by Panic over a virus...........nice huh

No, it's how smelly screwed up the response. I have four bipartisan MOC's that prove that.

Yawn............MOC are called Methods of Change where I work...................You say this continually..............

I say we should have never shut down........and this thread would not be going.

 

[OnePercenter]

Renters should have paid what they could. As much as they could. Landlord would be more eager to keep them if they had done that. Some apts pay partial utilities too. Did any of the renters offer to at least pay that? Or towards it? Probably not. The ones that DID pay as much as they could each month, you won't hear about because they will not be evicted. The ones that spent what they got for unemployment and the stimulus check instead of paying rent...those are the ones getting kicked out.

You're assuming that everyone that needed it received unemployment and stimulus checks.

I am assuming nothing. What I am saying is....renters have an obligation to pay rent. If they can't pay it all due to something like this damn virus and loss of jobs, pay SOMETHING to show good intent.

Two words, "GIG Workers."

Two words to describe that post perfectly...

"You're retarded!!!"

What Gig Workers Need To Know About Collecting Unemployment

Here are answers to gig workers' common questions about collecting benefits in Maryland, D.C. and Virginia.

www.npr.org

I'm an independent contractor or gig worker out of work due to the pandemic. Am I eligible for unemployment insurance?


You probably are, on a temporary basis. The CARES act established a new program called Pandemic Unemployment Assistance, or PUA. It extends weekly unemployment benefits to the following groups:

• Self-employed individuals;
• People seeking part-time work;
• Existing claimants who have maxed out their unemployment benefits (technically called "exhaustees");
• Clergy and employees of religious organizations;
  • People without sufficient work history normally required to qualify for benefits.
• 
  
• 
  If you're in one of these groups, you're eligible if you're out of work directly because of the pandemic (more on that in the next section). You also have to be able and available to work, even if you're not actively searching for a new job.

I'm not sure I lost work directly because of the pandemic. How is that defined?


To qualify for PUA, applicants have to prove they're out of work for at least one of the following reasons:

• You have been diagnosed with COVID-19 or you're experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 and you're seeking a medical diagnosis;
• A member of your household has been diagnosed with COVID-19;
• You're providing care for a member of your family or household who has been diagnosed with COVID-19;
• A child or household member for whom you are a primary caregiver can't attend school or another facility that is closed because of COVID-19, and the school or facility is required for you to work;
• You can't reach your place of employment because of a stay-at-home order or because you've been advised by a health care provider to self-quarantine due to concerns about COVID-19;
• You were scheduled to start working but you lost the job or can't reach the job as a direct result of COVID-19;
• You've become the breadwinner or major support for a household because the head of household has died of COVID-19;
• You had to quit your job as a direct result of COVID-19; or
• Your place of employment is closed as a direct result of COVID-19.

Isn't there federal money available for contractors?


Yes. Unemployed independent contractors are eligible for an extra $600 per week, courtesy of the federal government.


The $600 supplement is called Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation, or FPUC. Gig workers can collect this money for work lost after March 27, and it will be paid until July 31, 2020. This supplement is rolled into your regular state benefits and you don't have to apply separately for it.

'You probably are"

That means, No.

That post means you actually have no comprehension of the English language...

It's called reality, something you know very little about.

 

[OnePercenter]

Temporary stays of execution have been done by the Cares Act and other temp fixes around the gov't..........With so many losing their jobs and behind on rent .....the real damage of shutting down the country is yet to be seen but coming.

Landlords are encouraged to think creatively as 28 million Americans face eviction

With millions of Americans not paying their housing costs in July, moratoriums on evictions put in place early during the coronavirus pandemic are expiring. While landlords may be sympathetic to tenants' needs, communities face hardships when rent goes unpaid. A movement to cancel rent has been...

www.cnbc.com

Hope you morons promoting Fear across the country are happy when this shit hits the fan............How many families will be screwed from the so called cure of the virus????????

We Will see it .......coming to a neighborhood near you.

I had to burst out in laughter..... Did you listen to that video by CNBC? At 1:40 the "reporter" says "Could the US cancel rents?".

Cancel rents!! LOL Yeah, of course we could just cancel the rents! Just let the land lords go completely bankrupt across the entire country, have the entire housing market as a whole entirely implode, wreck the entire economy so no one anywhere rents to anyone.... and with Millions homeless..... NO RENTS! BRILLIANT! Brilliant I say.

These people have lost their minds.

Yeah.........they were postal with that.......no one is cancelling rents................my message is what is coming to this country..............and it's coming.........All from a economy screwed by Panic over a virus...........nice huh

No, it's how smelly screwed up the response. I have four bipartisan MOC's that prove that.

Yawn............MOC are called Methods of Change where I work...................You say this continually..............

I say we should have never shut down........and this thread would not be going.

As I've explained to you and yours before; Members of Congress. Remember the "insider trading?"

 

[Obiwan]

Renters should have paid what they could. As much as they could. Landlord would be more eager to keep them if they had done that. Some apts pay partial utilities too. Did any of the renters offer to at least pay that? Or towards it? Probably not. The ones that DID pay as much as they could each month, you won't hear about because they will not be evicted. The ones that spent what they got for unemployment and the stimulus check instead of paying rent...those are the ones getting kicked out.

You're assuming that everyone that needed it received unemployment and stimulus checks.

I am assuming nothing. What I am saying is....renters have an obligation to pay rent. If they can't pay it all due to something like this damn virus and loss of jobs, pay SOMETHING to show good intent.

Two words, "GIG Workers."

Two words to describe that post perfectly...

"You're retarded!!!"

What Gig Workers Need To Know About Collecting Unemployment

Here are answers to gig workers' common questions about collecting benefits in Maryland, D.C. and Virginia.

www.npr.org

I'm an independent contractor or gig worker out of work due to the pandemic. Am I eligible for unemployment insurance?


You probably are, on a temporary basis. The CARES act established a new program called Pandemic Unemployment Assistance, or PUA. It extends weekly unemployment benefits to the following groups:

• Self-employed individuals;
• People seeking part-time work;
• Existing claimants who have maxed out their unemployment benefits (technically called "exhaustees");
• Clergy and employees of religious organizations;
  • People without sufficient work history normally required to qualify for benefits.
• 
  
• 
  If you're in one of these groups, you're eligible if you're out of work directly because of the pandemic (more on that in the next section). You also have to be able and available to work, even if you're not actively searching for a new job.

I'm not sure I lost work directly because of the pandemic. How is that defined?


To qualify for PUA, applicants have to prove they're out of work for at least one of the following reasons:

• You have been diagnosed with COVID-19 or you're experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 and you're seeking a medical diagnosis;
• A member of your household has been diagnosed with COVID-19;
• You're providing care for a member of your family or household who has been diagnosed with COVID-19;
• A child or household member for whom you are a primary caregiver can't attend school or another facility that is closed because of COVID-19, and the school or facility is required for you to work;
• You can't reach your place of employment because of a stay-at-home order or because you've been advised by a health care provider to self-quarantine due to concerns about COVID-19;
• You were scheduled to start working but you lost the job or can't reach the job as a direct result of COVID-19;
• You've become the breadwinner or major support for a household because the head of household has died of COVID-19;
• You had to quit your job as a direct result of COVID-19; or
• Your place of employment is closed as a direct result of COVID-19.

Isn't there federal money available for contractors?


Yes. Unemployed independent contractors are eligible for an extra $600 per week, courtesy of the federal government.


The $600 supplement is called Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation, or FPUC. Gig workers can collect this money for work lost after March 27, and it will be paid until July 31, 2020. This supplement is rolled into your regular state benefits and you don't have to apply separately for it.

'You probably are"

That means, No.

That post means you actually have no comprehension of the English language...

It's called reality, something you know very little about.

I DO know that the article stated that gig workers that worked for cash and didn't report the income might have trouble getting unemployment...

Have you been cheating on your taxes???

 

[Blaine Sweeter]

This is a shitstorm because of Trump.

As you can see from Google's stat page, Trump is doing a fine job of turning us into a 3rd world country.
Bolsonaro (Brazil) blew it all off as no big deal, too.

United States	4.12M +70,719	1.23M	147K +1,082
Brazil	2.3M +59,961	1.57M	84,440 +1,311
India	1.29M +49,310	817K	30,601 +740
Russia	801K +5,811	589K	13,046 +154
South Africa	422K +13,944	246K	6,343 +250

 

[eagle1462010]

Renters should have paid what they could. As much as they could. Landlord would be more eager to keep them if they had done that. Some apts pay partial utilities too. Did any of the renters offer to at least pay that? Or towards it? Probably not. The ones that DID pay as much as they could each month, you won't hear about because they will not be evicted. The ones that spent what they got for unemployment and the stimulus check instead of paying rent...those are the ones getting kicked out.

You're assuming that everyone that needed it received unemployment and stimulus checks.

I am assuming nothing. What I am saying is....renters have an obligation to pay rent. If they can't pay it all due to something like this damn virus and loss of jobs, pay SOMETHING to show good intent.

Two words, "GIG Workers."

Two words to describe that post perfectly...

"You're retarded!!!"

What Gig Workers Need To Know About Collecting Unemployment

Here are answers to gig workers' common questions about collecting benefits in Maryland, D.C. and Virginia.

www.npr.org

I'm an independent contractor or gig worker out of work due to the pandemic. Am I eligible for unemployment insurance?


You probably are, on a temporary basis. The CARES act established a new program called Pandemic Unemployment Assistance, or PUA. It extends weekly unemployment benefits to the following groups:

• Self-employed individuals;
• People seeking part-time work;
• Existing claimants who have maxed out their unemployment benefits (technically called "exhaustees");
• Clergy and employees of religious organizations;
  • People without sufficient work history normally required to qualify for benefits.
• 
  
• 
  If you're in one of these groups, you're eligible if you're out of work directly because of the pandemic (more on that in the next section). You also have to be able and available to work, even if you're not actively searching for a new job.

I'm not sure I lost work directly because of the pandemic. How is that defined?


To qualify for PUA, applicants have to prove they're out of work for at least one of the following reasons:

• You have been diagnosed with COVID-19 or you're experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 and you're seeking a medical diagnosis;
• A member of your household has been diagnosed with COVID-19;
• You're providing care for a member of your family or household who has been diagnosed with COVID-19;
• A child or household member for whom you are a primary caregiver can't attend school or another facility that is closed because of COVID-19, and the school or facility is required for you to work;
• You can't reach your place of employment because of a stay-at-home order or because you've been advised by a health care provider to self-quarantine due to concerns about COVID-19;
• You were scheduled to start working but you lost the job or can't reach the job as a direct result of COVID-19;
• You've become the breadwinner or major support for a household because the head of household has died of COVID-19;
• You had to quit your job as a direct result of COVID-19; or
• Your place of employment is closed as a direct result of COVID-19.

Isn't there federal money available for contractors?


Yes. Unemployed independent contractors are eligible for an extra $600 per week, courtesy of the federal government.


The $600 supplement is called Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation, or FPUC. Gig workers can collect this money for work lost after March 27, and it will be paid until July 31, 2020. This supplement is rolled into your regular state benefits and you don't have to apply separately for it.

'You probably are"

That means, No.

That post means you actually have no comprehension of the English language...

It's called reality, something you know very little about.

99.984% that is the reality as FEAR MONGERS do more damage to this country than the virus.

We never shut down in my lifetime and we shouldn't have then..............all we have done is prolonged it..........causing more damage from the cure than the virus.........

That is reality..........a Reality you will attempt to use right before the election as people feel the new reality of losing everything........Because your side's plan is easy to see..........It's only when the Chaos is right that you will play it.

In the mean time......20 million plus still out of work from the beginning of this nonsense......this thread was coming after the decision to shut down was made.........SELF INFLICTED WOUND.

 

[harmonica]

Temporary stays of execution have been done by the Cares Act and other temp fixes around the gov't..........With so many losing their jobs and behind on rent .....the real damage of shutting down the country is yet to be seen but coming.

Landlords are encouraged to think creatively as 28 million Americans face eviction

With millions of Americans not paying their housing costs in July, moratoriums on evictions put in place early during the coronavirus pandemic are expiring. While landlords may be sympathetic to tenants' needs, communities face hardships when rent goes unpaid. A movement to cancel rent has been...

www.cnbc.com

Hope you morons promoting Fear across the country are happy when this shit hits the fan............How many families will be screwed from the so called cure of the virus????????

We Will see it .......coming to a neighborhood near you.

For the past several months, most of the people that lost their jobs made as much or more from unemployment as they would have made from their paychecks (due to the extra $600/wk)...

Plus they got an extra $1,200 each from the stimulus payment (with another one in the works)...

If they were stupid enough to ride the moratorium out while avoiding paying the rent (while blowing the money on bullshit), I have no sympathy for them....

I can agree with that scenario...............many that are from areas where the DNC is in charge and rent is through the roof.............

The jobs that don't come back as the tits dry up ........will lose everything if the jobs don't come back quick...........

I went back at 5 weeks when called.

That's the problem from this point on...

With the extra $600/wk expiring, the people that didn't save the extra money (and rode the extra money out and waited until NOW to look for work) will see their unemployment drop...

If they don't get on the ball and get work, they will suffer for being irresponsible!!!

..same with my old company ---they laid off when we were in the black

Sounds like it might be time to look for another company...

One that values their employees, and rewards them for making money for the company...

....business is down in a lot of areas ....so it is much harder than without C19/etc

 

[harmonica]

This is a shitstorm because of Trump.

As you can see from Google's stat page, Trump is doing a fine job of turning us into a 3rd world country.
Bolsonaro (Brazil) blew it all off as no big deal, too.

View attachment 366786 United States	4.12M +70,719	1.23M	147K +1,082
View attachment 366787 Brazil	2.3M +59,961	1.57M	84,440 +1,311
View attachment 366788 India	1.29M +49,310	817K	30,601 +740
View attachment 366789 Russia	801K +5,811	589K	13,046 +154
View attachment 366790 South Africa	422K +13,944	246K	6,343 +250

babble some more --it's funny

 

[Andylusion]

Renters should have paid what they could. As much as they could. Landlord would be more eager to keep them if they had done that. Some apts pay partial utilities too. Did any of the renters offer to at least pay that? Or towards it? Probably not. The ones that DID pay as much as they could each month, you won't hear about because they will not be evicted. The ones that spent what they got for unemployment and the stimulus check instead of paying rent...those are the ones getting kicked out.

You're assuming that everyone that needed it received unemployment and stimulus checks.

It is up to the individual to find employment, and pay their bills.

That's really easy to say, but not so easy to do. One must find employment that affords enough pay to pay their bills. Most jobs are paying less than full-time for the benefit exemption.

So doesn't that indicate to you, that having tons of benefit requirements, harms low income workers?

That is kind of our whole point on the right-wing, that requiring benefits has a high cost to it. There is no "magic money" that comes from thin air. If you demand employers provide X-benefits, those benefits come at a cost.

There will never be a time, where employees can demand more using the power of government, that employers just sit there and lose money on employing people. They either will simply not employ them, or they will employ them at a lower wage to cover the costs of benefits, or they were will have them work fewer hours so they are exempt from the benefit requirements.

That said, I have hard time buying this idea that people can't find better work.

People come here from Haiti with zero skills, and are able to find work.

Why can't these people?

 

[eagle1462010]

Temporary stays of execution have been done by the Cares Act and other temp fixes around the gov't..........With so many losing their jobs and behind on rent .....the real damage of shutting down the country is yet to be seen but coming.

Landlords are encouraged to think creatively as 28 million Americans face eviction

With millions of Americans not paying their housing costs in July, moratoriums on evictions put in place early during the coronavirus pandemic are expiring. While landlords may be sympathetic to tenants' needs, communities face hardships when rent goes unpaid. A movement to cancel rent has been...

www.cnbc.com

Hope you morons promoting Fear across the country are happy when this shit hits the fan............How many families will be screwed from the so called cure of the virus????????

We Will see it .......coming to a neighborhood near you.

I had to burst out in laughter..... Did you listen to that video by CNBC? At 1:40 the "reporter" says "Could the US cancel rents?".

Cancel rents!! LOL Yeah, of course we could just cancel the rents! Just let the land lords go completely bankrupt across the entire country, have the entire housing market as a whole entirely implode, wreck the entire economy so no one anywhere rents to anyone.... and with Millions homeless..... NO RENTS! BRILLIANT! Brilliant I say.

These people have lost their minds.

Yeah.........they were postal with that.......no one is cancelling rents................my message is what is coming to this country..............and it's coming.........All from a economy screwed by Panic over a virus...........nice huh

No, it's how smelly screwed up the response. I have four bipartisan MOC's that prove that.

Yawn............MOC are called Methods of Change where I work...................You say this continually..............

I say we should have never shut down........and this thread would not be going.

As I've explained to you and yours before; Members of Congress. Remember the "insider trading?"

Establishment whores have been insider trading forever.............

They serve themselves............1st thing they did after the pandemic was vote themselves a raise while Americans lost their jobs...............so big that they did the cares act to forestall the people getting royally pissed with the lockdowns.................To the point of Trump saying....and I do support Trump.....that we are paying you to stay home.

Didn't matter............the virus will continue til it's done..........This was never about stopping the virus........was only about buying a little time for PPE......and nothing more......This virus will run it's course.........We SHOULD HAVE NEVER SHUT DOWN..............

The experts were out to lunch...........weren't even close to the Stats.........and they still have a job........amazing isn't it.

 

[Andylusion]

This is a shitstorm because of Trump.

As you can see from Google's stat page, Trump is doing a fine job of turning us into a 3rd world country.
Bolsonaro (Brazil) blew it all off as no big deal, too.

View attachment 366786 United States	4.12M +70,719	1.23M	147K +1,082
View attachment 366787 Brazil	2.3M +59,961	1.57M	84,440 +1,311
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A: What is that?
B: How exactly, specifically, what policy would you claim cause whatever it is you are whining about?

 

[Death-Ninja]

I feel bad for the ones that tried, but will still be evicted due to arrears in rent. Hopefully the landlord will work with them in letting them stay as long as they pay something to help him/her stay afloat himself.

In the 40+ years being a property manager, I assisted them as much as I could too. No money to pay rent? Give me back my property then, within 3 days or a week. No money to move their stuff? I gave them half their deposit immediately so they could rent a uhaul and buy gasoline to get wherever they were going to go. Other half given day they turn in the keys. No place to go at all? No family to take them in? I moved them in with me for a few weeks until they found a place to go. Did that twice during those 40 years.

But those that had the money and refused to pay rent? No mercy.

There is absolutely no reason why those who were layed off due to the democratic party bio-attack on the United States, should be in arrears on their rent, none whatsoever, all have been receiving at least 25% higher salaries from Uncle Sam then they earned at their jobs, plus most of them also received a $1200.00 welfare handout signed by president himself! I know exactly what took place wth the vast majority of those who got all of the above, they fucking went full frontal stupid and lived and spent under the assumption it was party time! Well they'd best have a good sleeping bag and tent, these are exactly the same impossibly stupid democratic party intellectual abortions that troll here, and elsewhere on the internet, or riot and demand we tear down America and then proclaim their love & devotion for marxist/leninism, which they can now experience up close and personal... They can all now live in perpetuity under an overpass, or a tent city, fuck every last one of them!

The $1,200.00 check was to spend in the economy. The smarter idea is what Canada did, 8k over four months.

No, the smarter idea was not to fucking listen to the communist sympathizing Anthony Fauci, then take him at his word that the entire nation needed closing down, and then fucking close it all down! Do you see the picture in front of face? The nation is still mostly shut down, and democratc national fascists are doing everything in their congress and federal bureaucracy controlling power to keep it all that way!

The whole thing is a lie, the corona virus is revealed to be no more dangerous than common corona virus called the common cold, proven beyond all lying deceptions by the retreat of seasonal flu, which Fauci and the CDC were using to inflate fatality ratios and instill panic in the public, panic which endures to this moment in time! The whole fucking thing was simply coup d' tat number fucking three, and Trump, totally naive of the grave threat Fauci and his cabal at NIH represented to the nation, walked right into it!

Its all a lie....

 

[Gracie]

Looks like the main aim was massive damage right during elections...............They are shutting back down in Cali.........and other places so we can get another round of people not working to ensure MAXIMUM damage before November.........

From a dang virus with a 99.984% survival rate ................UNREAL.

Um...no. They may demand Cali shut down but so far..none are.

 

[eagle1462010]

Looks like the main aim was massive damage right during elections...............They are shutting back down in Cali.........and other places so we can get another round of people not working to ensure MAXIMUM damage before November.........

From a dang virus with a 99.984% survival rate ................UNREAL.

Um...no. They may demand Cali shut down but so far..none are.

Hope so.......in industrial............they are shutdown on a VERY LARGE AMOUNT OF JOBS til next year.

That is here....and what we are hearing all over now...............A very LARGE NUMBER of those jobs are gone til at least next year.

 

[Andylusion]

Temporary stays of execution have been done by the Cares Act and other temp fixes around the gov't..........With so many losing their jobs and behind on rent .....the real damage of shutting down the country is yet to be seen but coming.

Landlords are encouraged to think creatively as 28 million Americans face eviction

With millions of Americans not paying their housing costs in July, moratoriums on evictions put in place early during the coronavirus pandemic are expiring. While landlords may be sympathetic to tenants' needs, communities face hardships when rent goes unpaid. A movement to cancel rent has been...

www.cnbc.com

Hope you morons promoting Fear across the country are happy when this shit hits the fan............How many families will be screwed from the so called cure of the virus????????

We Will see it .......coming to a neighborhood near you.

I had to burst out in laughter..... Did you listen to that video by CNBC? At 1:40 the "reporter" says "Could the US cancel rents?".

Cancel rents!! LOL Yeah, of course we could just cancel the rents! Just let the land lords go completely bankrupt across the entire country, have the entire housing market as a whole entirely implode, wreck the entire economy so no one anywhere rents to anyone.... and with Millions homeless..... NO RENTS! BRILLIANT! Brilliant I say.

These people have lost their minds.

Yeah.........they were postal with that.......no one is cancelling rents................my message is what is coming to this country..............and it's coming.........All from a economy screwed by Panic over a virus...........nice huh

No, it's how smelly screwed up the response. I have four bipartisan MOC's that prove that.

Yawn............MOC are called Methods of Change where I work...................You say this continually..............

I say we should have never shut down........and this thread would not be going.

As I've explained to you and yours before; Members of Congress. Remember the "insider trading?"

One of the things that drives me crazy about left-wingers, is how ridiculous inconsistent you are.

Do you believe in moral relativism? That there is no inherent right or wrong? Then who are you to complain about insider trading? What makes your human opinion that it is bad, bad? And why should we care about your opinion on this?

Then you say you don't support laws against narcotics, because it is a victimless crime. Doesn't matter how many families are destroyed or the cost to society in dealing with addicted people.

But insider trading is bad even though there really are no victims.

And the worst part is, if you yourself were in that position, you would do the same, and you know it. You know would.

If you owned some property, and you were talking with a friend in city counsel who told you that a nearby property was being looked at for public housing.... you would sell your property and you know it.

What is that? That's insider trading, and you would do it without a second thought. So would anyone.

But it's wrong if other people do it, and you are here to make your subject version of right and wrong known to others. Hypocrites, all of you.

 

[22lcidw]

The only way a landlord can survive is if the water company, electric co, trash co, sewer co all "forgave" the bills the landlord pays which is included in the rent. Otherwise..the landlord can lose the property. And we all know large companies like those will NOT forgive or waive anything.

Americans have been living over their heads for decades. We have massaged it with government programs in many ways. We can argue about the rich. However there are many of the working class over compensated and many undercompensated. From salaries, benefits and pensions.