Squatters Gets Homeowner ARRESTED! ft Aba And Dan

She Found Squatters In Her Home So She Called The Cops... THEY ARRESTED HER
• She Found Squatters In...
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[@LastNightDestiny]

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[@jamesmitch9792]

Aba is so elitist and so out of touch, I don't know how Destiny can stand him.

[@nickwx9816]

First 40 seconds and there's already an editing mistake. Smh my head

[@tugh34]

HERE'S THE THING NOBODY WANTS TO TALK ABOUT

[@zuxu4n]

no he just wanted you to clip him twice

[@cosmic_ghostwolf]

SMH my head? That's shaking my head my head. Are you okay?

[@Imperial_Squid]

@@cosmic_ghostwolflol out loud good catch

[@godyamit]

​@@cosmic_ghostwolf /whoosh

[@DubcatcherAmazing]

Bro why would I pay rent if I could just be a squatter?

[@trogdor20X6]

Because when you get evicted you’ll never be able to rent again

[@taylormade9748]

@@trogdor20X6at that complex specifically or anywhere?

[@lubu2960]

Squatter can be violent and you have less control and options.

[@alextasarov1341]

@@trogdor20X6but they aren’t renting, they are getting in and lying about renting.

[@CutACrow]

​@@trogdor20X6then you just do it again until it works. 5head

[@alexcannon9364]

The "tenant" doesn't even have a fake lease. How can she evict someone without them being a tenant.

[@entheogenocide]

Unfortunately she still has to take them to court.. And when no proof or lease is shown, then they are evicted.

[@chroniccomplainer3792]

​@@entheogenocideany idea on punishment? Like do they owe rent for all the time they were there?

[@D3ckstr]

@@chroniccomplainer3792I’m also curious about this. I haven’t heard anything about punitive action regarding cases like these

[@chroniccomplainer3792]

@@D3ckstr i think saying "go through the legal process and evict them" is all well and good but if they are found guilty they should go to jail or face other similar consequences to those who break into homes and steal. What is stopping them from doing it again?!?!? What is the downside to trying it in the first place?!?!?

[@sepro5135]

@@chroniccomplainer3792 usually, they draw out the eviction process so long that it is worth for the owner to just pay them a lump sum like 10k to move out. That is part of the scam

[@noneedforhand]

New free rent glitch just dropped 1. Find a residence to squat in 2. Once the owner starts the process of eviction (minimum 30 days) hide your friend in the property 3. Once you are evicted your friend will provide evidence that they've been there for >30 days requiring a new eviction process 4. Your friend hides you in the property 5. Repeat jk obv

[@GlassMelon]

LOL actually based AND mega wtf Actual life patch needed.

[@zdubzz1280]

If you could pull it off it’s actually a free rent glitch

[@shareefkillings5343]

You do understand what fraud is right.. smh

[@NobodyJones]

This exploit has been around awhile the devs can't figure out how to fix the bug

[@robertterrell7057]

O yeah new glitch "perjury" this is stupid as fuck

[@DHallvc]

If my mother passed and her things finally passed to me ...and I can't go in because in the time we got all her things situated somebody moved in and just bought a new faucet can now lay claim to it...the ambulance better show up before the police

[@redeyesb.dragonite8562]

Well the ambulance would not show up before the police in that situation, they wouldn't enter the area until the police had you in custody.

[@BillyWitchDoctorDotCom]

​@@redeyesb.dragonite8562 custody for what? Not like the burglar assassins can testify...

[@ohshsu]

​@@redeyesb.dragonite8562seeing signs of autism in comment responses is very interesting.

[@redeyesb.dragonite8562]

@ohshsu Normally I wouldn't know what you mean, but from seeing your comment now I kind of get it.

[@DHallvc]

@redeyesb.dragonite8562 For his sake... She pointed out her mother's furniture...so they were probably laying in her dead mothers bed...

[@triggeredindividual9607]

Home or house does not matter. That is her property!! get off of it. :))

[@lorenzomizushal3980]

Didn't she also break a more serious law?

[@keyki9832]

@@lorenzomizushal3980 what law? she owns the house and changed the locks so people can't just walk into HER property.

[@taylormade9748]

@@lorenzomizushal3980what law? Law of trying to get someone out of your sh** ?

[@ronniekregar3482]

You completely missed Destiny's point

[@keyki9832]

@@ronniekregar3482 I think destiny missed the point here actually, it could her primary house or her 7th house, it doesn’t change the fact that she owns the property and that they shouldn’t be there illegally.

[@F34RDSoldier805]

That is actually insane, the point Destiny pointed out. The guy could probably kill her in her home and be legally fine... That is just crazy to me.

[@jamesmitch9792]

it is not if you really think about it. what if she has fake papers?

[@chrisellis428]

@@jamesmitch9792 but she doesnt? and the squatters dont have any papers?

[@jamesmitch9792]

@@chrisellis428 we don't know that, that's why there is a court process. also if he can prove that he was there for more than 30 days this isn't no longer a squatters issue, and that's kinda on her for not acting 30 days earlier.

[@chrisellis428]

@@jamesmitch9792 she was showing the cops her shit, and the squatter made a fake statement saying he paid someone to do stuff to the house, he coulda been there for 3 days

[@F34RDSoldier805]

@@chrisellis428 didn't the guy say he was there for just a few days? I remember it was less than a month. Pretty sure he straight up tells the reporter.

[@aguspuig6615]

I dont understand how squatters can get rights in any context when the actual owner is outside the house

[@donaldthompson7766]

Because landlords would just kick tenants out at any time whenever they feel like it.

[@fdsafdsafreds5420]

@@donaldthompson7766”how can these criminals get these rights??” “Idk but imma blame landlords.” I’m pretty sure their state’s laws is just ass.

[@BrandonHeat243]

It's not ACTUALLY squatter rights laws they are exploiting(those laws basically just say if you live an abandoned house for 10+ years then you can claim it as your own). The laws they are taking advantage of are landlord/tenant laws. Basically, they are exploiting laws that exist to stop landlords from tearing up the lease and throwing people out on a whim by claiming they are squatters. The problem is that these laws don't really factor in that actual squatters exist so they are really easy to exploit. A squatter just need to contest the claim that they are a squatter with only really minimal proof of living there for a decent amount of time(generally in the form of bills being sent to the house) and then they get all the protections that a tenant who was falsely accused of being a squatter would get. I heard Florida recently passed a law that basically invalidates the "exploiting the system" plan that squatters use and lets police kick them out instantly. So that's a point for Florida I guess.

[@lionlion9999]

​@@fdsafdsafreds5420 nope, squatting laws are genuinely good. Sure, some people abuse it but at the end of the day, it's more important to protect renters than it is important to protect people's secondary or unused properties. I think the argument for squating being good that is: "well its unused land, who cares?" Is trash, because you don't have the right to someone else's land But!! There are really good reasons to have squatting laws (and it's not just because of what destiny is saying about informal leasing agreements). It's to protect you from all sort of abuse from a landlord. It doesn't exactly matter that you cannot pin down a SPECIFIC case in which squatting laws are good - it's that you want these laws rigidly in place so that you can't just circumvent them in all sorts of creative ways. And this is super important because, if you genuinely are in a position where ur getting kicked out because of an abusive landlord, you are in an incredibly insanely fucked up position. I mean now you are literally homeless, there are so many things that you need to do as a homeless person to just live a normal life, let alone do some crazy litigation about your wrongful eviction. And while the process will take just as long as it does now, it will be in reverse. In one situation, you (the renter) are homeless fighting for your place back, in the other situation you (landlord) have a legal inconvenience that you have to deal with.

[@KingUnKaged]

The police in this video don't know she's the owner. It SEEMS obvious to us, but she could be lying. All the evidence she produces could just as easily be fabricated until it's proven to be genuine in court, and a cop who shows up with no/highly selective context isn't equipped to make that call

[@dm8068]

Wtf destiny... who cares if its her second house? It suddenly makes it ok to steal someone elses house? Many middle class people have like two houses they take care of. Meanwhile you see these mega coporations having a near monopoly over houses. Oh but fuck landlords because they are still technically landlords that rent a spare place...

[@IrradiatedFeline]

Next time something bad happens to destiny? We should remind him that it could be worse.

[@lunaramanda952]

He had no lease and the cops shouldn't arrest her if he also didn't show any documentation that he is actually renting the house

[@Yor_gamma_ix_bae]

Hmm privacy thing prob

[@MileenaUltra]

@@Yor_gamma_ix_bae If she has the deed to the House, they have no reasonable expectation to privacy without any form of evidence that they are supposed to be there.

[@Classicalliberal85]

I was arguing with some idiot in another comment thread who was defending squatting laws for personal residence, fucking insane

[@Breadbored.]

I like how there's zero evidence the woman had a home prior to this, but Destiny jumped immediately to "This isn't her home".... for all we know, she's sleeping at the end of the driveway.

[@rhashadcarter2051]

if it’s her property…and she doesn’t want them there…she isn’t in the wrong. Doesn’t matter if it’s her house or home. it’s HER PROPERTY.

[@SeyidAr]

Nope, it's the squatters property now. Yoiiiiink.

[@bulldozer8950]

So for instance if they were a legitimate tenant renting the house, it doesn’t matter if she wanted them out even if she’s technically the owner. If you have a lease you have rights to prevent someone from just kicking you out in a random day just because they feel like this. Regardless of if it’s her property. The issue with squatters is it’s not hard to fake that you have a lease to a cop, so you have to go through the actual eviction process to get cops the authority to remove them.

[@TheHadMatters]

@@bulldozer8950 But it would probably still make sense to allow cops to like...come back the next day if you can't produce a copy of your rent contract. And then if the person accusing you is wrong and you've been kicked out unrightfully, they should be punished once you do cough up the contract.

[@zjaeriqsanders1731]

Did you hear the multiple times in the video when he agreed with this?

[@Borrelaas]

10:00 How demented do you have to be if the thing you react to in this video is the use of the word home vs house.. If my parents die and i inherit the house i grew up in i would still call it my home even if i lived somewhere else.. Looking at how lawless the US has become from a european/Norwegian perspective it is shocking to me to see leftleaning people defend this madness.. Over here most people would be considered far left (social democrats) in america, but i think close to 0% of people would support the kind of policies that american lefties have put in place to make people able to steal houses and occupy them.. If someone does that kind of shit here they would be dragged out of the house within an hour..

[@redeyesb.dragonite8562]

He even explained afterwards that it's still bad, but a home is different than a house. Or do you think it's the exact same if someone were to effectively kick someone out of their primary or only residence forcing them and their family onto the streets without any of their belongings and someone residing in a home you own, forcing you to go through trouble with eviction and paperwork and likely causing some monetary harm, you think those 2 things are exactly the same??

[@popermen694]

I mean. Did you watch the part where chat was called stupid? The point is that one is worse than the other. That was it. That was the point. He only kept talking about it because chat kept losing their mind. Remember the exercise? Close your eyes and tell yourself, not all bad things are the worst thing. Say it again. Not all bad things are the worst thing. There you go. Now we can move on and remember that when it’s your second home, that is bad. But if it’s your only home, that is really bad.

[@Borrelaas]

@@redeyesb.dragonite8562 I heard that, but the fact that that is what he focuses on is kinda telling. He has no idea what her circumstances are, she couldve grown up in that house. Like i said that would to me make it my home. She could be renting an apartment and wanting to move into that house, that would make it her home. In any case, it is a really stupid silly sematics game and a really wierd thing to focus on when faced with the injustice of a situation where a person is handcuffed and arrested in their own house, while someone occupying it watches and is able to stay.. You (and Destiny) have no idea what her circumstances are, yet you pretend you do

[@Borrelaas]

@@popermen694 how on earth do you know it is her 2nd home? And did you realize you just called it her home.. Destiny would be so mad at you now, its just a house dude If my parents died, and some american moved in and stole it from me for 2 years, the last thing on my mind would be if i called it "a house", or "my home"

[@BillyWitchDoctorDotCom]

​@@Borrelaas "just a house" So, about $300K on the low end? That's a pretty big "just"

[@Spwnt]

august is losing his edge.

[@mariodelgado9366]

Ong

[@definitelynotnick2454]

actually true

[@Imperial_Squid]

Breaking his goon streak

[@ennuiii]

Genuine ridiculous he gets paid to do this

[@dillonbruyer5564]

True. His shits been weak

[@Renamawn]

Squat in a house, wait for court. Represent yourself so no lawyer knowing you will lose in the end most likely. Drag the process out as long as you can, squatting in the house the whole time. Home owner has to pay a lawyer, no longer getting income from property, paying property tax and mortgage on house. Wait until the want to settle the case by paying you off. Take the money and squat in a different house starting the process all over again. Get paid for living in a house for free with the police and courts protecting you.

[@areliablesource7733]

You forgot run up the utilities by thousands of dollars to put pressure on the home owner to just pay you to leave.

[@PKgazaPK]

Abas baby analogy was perfect and destinys made zero sense. Destinys example directly implies the landlord (rental owner) would KNOW the tennant for YEARS and have a relationship with them... this is NEVER the case with a squatter/scammer example...? how did they gaslight aba so hard in real time LMFAO. theres 3 partys in this scamming squatting example, the person who offers the squatters the deal, the squatters themselves and the landlord who actually owns the building. In destinys analogy theres only TWO people, abas analogy HAD THAT THIRD PARTY. HOLY FUCK I CANT

[@ghostbirdlary]

it doesnt matter if its her home or house. its her property. if someone was squatting in a garage, its the same issue. L take

[@MrJpmoneypants]

It is an issue of connotation that is ultimately meaningless. Whether you steal my everyday car, or my weekend driver, you have stolen my car. Though the connotation of the word “home” implies a heavier loss than just a “House”, that may or may not be the case. Once again, Destiny is overthinking it.

[@Metradime]

Lmao you made the perfect example - if someone squatted in the garage and JUST the garage.. and then the homeowner said "they're taking over my WHOLE home" destiny would say "well isn't it just the garage tho" and you'd say "it's still bad though! Doesn't matter!" - he didn't say anything ABOUT the squatting, just the fact of matter what IS being squatted... I stg this community is getting dumber lol

[@Metradime]

​@@MrJpmoneypants bruh - you wouldn't then say "my car got stolen!" and if you did someone might ask "oh shit do you need a ride somewhere" BECAUSE THEY THINK ITS YOUR ONLY CAR It's not TYPICAL to have more than one of either thing lmao so when you say HOME it makes it sound like someone took it and made you HOMELESS.

[@hocky-ham324-zg8zc]

Destiny is correct, but in such a pedantic way. It legitimately does not matter at all that it was her house or home though. It’s just coping and grasping onto something just to say he’s right

[@Metradime]

@@hocky-ham324-zg8zc wtf no it's just that people are arguing with him It's exactly the hand vs arm thing - it's like you're saying "hand, arm who cares it still hurts and is bad - it's a pandantic argument" like okay whatever you say but the fact of the matter is that only the hand is missing "but that's pedantry" okay 🤷

[@Corrado-Junior-Soprano]

“Erm actually it’s not you home it’s a house you own” come on bro be for real

[@Borrelaas]

The house of my parents are "home" to me.. Even after I moved away from home.. It was where i grew up and where my roots are So strange that he builds this huge strawman out of his lacking of understanding of the english language where "home" can refer to a place of origin, for example "home country" or "home town" and many other examples

[@ronswanson1410]

This was the most pointless contention and niggling point. It's like arguing over the proper use of a semi colon. I blame the vivance or w/e on this one. Calling people retarded and getting mad

[@TempestKnight16]

The term is Homestead. You can own several houses, but only one can be your primary homestead legally. At least in Texas

[@Majkels]

youre honestly plain stupid if you dont see the difference

[@KaeMaiden]

He also thinks Isntreal is right to commit genocide on Palestinians in their own land. Why are people acting surprised?

[@griffiththechad9483]

9:49 what was the point of any of this? It’s *her* property, why tf does it matter whether that’s her only home or not???

[@jackeagleeye3453]

There's complex reasons but are not easy to explain. Basically the cops have no easy way of proving whether or not the squatters are tenants. The tenant can simply say there was a private agreement in place. That is why it needs to go to court, as it's not easy to prove or disprove this in front of the police. If the cops were given jurisdiction here, it would be really easy for landlords to kick out tenants even in events where they did nothing wrong.

[@griffiththechad9483]

⁠​⁠@@jackeagleeye3453is there no paperwork indicating who’s a tenant? And if there isn’t paperwork and written contracts then the police just have to assume there’s a verbal agreement? I didn’t think verbal contracts were treated as legitimate in the court of law.

[@jackeagleeye3453]

@@griffiththechad9483 The police aren't assuming there is a written agreement, rather the "squatter" is the one saying it. It's not easy to prove a verbal agreement didn't happen. In many cases verbal contracts are treated as legitimate. For example there could be legitimacy for a 20 year old to live with his grand parents, even though no contract has been signed.

[@ronniekregar3482]

Because "squatters" are typically indicative of neglectful property owners.

[@redeyesb.dragonite8562]

Because in the case it's her only home you're forcing her and her family out into the street without their belongings, in the case it's some secondary property, it's a pain, a lot of paperwork and likely some monetary harm. I think these things are both bad but notably different, do you see them as the same?

[@Snack-Sized-Femboy]

Nah lmao, i cannot believe we are having this tangent about the semantic differences between "home" and "house". THIS IS NOT WHAT HE SHOULD BE SO FOCUSED ON

[@teskejon]

“Maybe she was planning on moving in, but it’s not her *home*.” Is about the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard. It’s her home and maybe she wants to live in it, because it’s her home. Jesus.

[@SirVer51]

She explicitly said she was planning to sell it in the video you just watched

[@TheAngelsKill]

Facts. Destiny has become so rich he doesn't comprehend the value of anything anymore. Dude is as disconnected as Hasan from society at this point.

[@Tom-jy3in]

@@SirVer51 maybe she lived in it until shortly before? I'd still call that my home

[@HansWurst-gm2rx]

@@Tom-jy3in It is the home of her parents and she was planning on selling it, that was stated in the beginning of the video. The most likely explanation may be that it was her childhood home.

[@teskejon]

@@SirVer51 Great, that wasn’t destiny’s understanding when he made the comment, right?

[@leme3082]

This is some vaush tier arguments here. Congrats destiny, i gues youre intellectually outpacing him now

[@zdubzz1280]

100%. One of the most ludicrous takes he has had

[@ovogui]

What were the Vaush tier arguments?

[@ohshsu]

Jesus glad I'm not the only one seeing how idiotic these takes are. &Of course he's gonna double down cause he can't admit when he's wrong.

[@zeno4538]

​@ohshsu how can a police officer know if its a legit tennent or not if it was an informal agreement. Proof would come in court. This is why the protection exhists. You can't just do away with this without new laws or some kind of replacement. That's all destiny is saying.

[@robertterrell7057]

Yes all feelings no facts your really good at this!

[@ReallyAwesomeBoy]

Squatting was originally meant to handle abandoned property, it is currently being used to defend tenants, but they shouldn't be they are completely different things.

[@zdubzz1280]

Would love to see how destiny would melt down over this happening to him. Dude threatened death to a kid for taking away his internet but think this lady is over-reacting to having her house taken away.

[@Sarchein]

probably wouldnt care as much since he’s rich, and his wealth was directly threatened by that one kid, kinda apples and oranges but i still think the woman was not overreacting at all

[@Zephy_Sky]

I would be flipping out too if some random person claimed my property and the police came and arrested me. Seriously crazy and idiotic policy going on here.

[@zba113]

​@@Zephy_SkyPolice explicitly told her that she couldn't change the locks until she got a court to recognize they weren't rightful tenants. She went back and changed them anyways, and got arrested. Obviously it sucks, but just let the courts deal with it.

[@Boss-ot1iy]

​@Sarchein Dude is worth millions. That ladies home was her parents and they left it to her. What do you think people do with homes? Obviously her parents passed away and so (as she said already) was gonna sell the house. She's most likely going to sell the house to cover the cost of any medical bills and the wake/funeral services. Do you people think at all? As I said in another comment, the average iQ in the US is 97 and that says it all. Him losing his internet is nothing compared to that lady losing her parents home to some bum squatter. A home that she's most likely using to cover the bills I had just mentioned. She probably doesn't even wanna sell the house but may have no choice

[@ronniekregar3482]

@@Boss-ot1iy since you've CLEARLY never left your mother's basement and you only know what Fox News tells you, I'll try to spell it out in crayon for you. Squatters are typically indicative of neglectful property owners. I live 10 blocks away from this house. The house is on 160th street and I live on 149th. Her parents passed away months ago. She's not using the house for any bills. That's pure speculation. Everyone in this neighborhood has multiple homes, and squatters are unheard of in this area. If she was on top of her shit, this would never have happened.

[@1234567Aesop]

How did he make this mostly about the difference between home and house?

[@Jobe-13]

New York is going crazy right now.

[@Borrelaas]

seems like democrats have a tendency of destroying the states they run, California seems to have big problems also As a norwegian, i am so glad private property is enshrined in law here, and people cant just squat/steal homes from people

[@Yuh_mama]

Between bail reform, migrant takeovers, squatting, national guard in subways, I’m curious to know how much more NYers can take.

[@helio68]

If you think that's crazy in Canada we give junkies more drugs lol to "help them" I'm sure the government will give them my house next too lol

[@Borrelaas]

@@helio68 if you want to properly destroy a society, remove law and order and flood the lower class with drugs

[@ronniekregar3482]

Lolol, you people watch wayyyyyy too much News. Yes, there is absolutely a larger than normal migrant population now. But the shit is nothing like they're making it on the News.... Florida is the State you need to be scared of lol.

[@dm8068]

Takes like this is so shit. Just in complete favor of people abusing a broken system.

[@factandsuspicionpodcast2727]

The lady never implied she was being removed from her primary residence. In fact, it was abundantly clear from the context of the video that it was a secondary property. Why Destiny focused on this pedantic house vs home distinction is beyond me. It's obvious that what the lady meant was that she was being removed from a property she owns, not that she was now homeless. The accusation seems to be that she was being intentionally misleading to make the situation appear worse than it was, but I didn't get that impression at all. Honestly, she was far calmer than I would be under those circumstances.

[@ronniekregar3482]

Because there's more to this story than the public knows. Squatters are typically indicative of neglectful property owners. You completely missed Destiny's point.

[@factandsuspicionpodcast2727]

@@ronniekregar3482 What exactly do you think I missed about Destiny's point?

[@ronniekregar3482]

@@factandsuspicionpodcast2727 because she said 'home' for a reason. Not only was it implicitly implied, it was directly implied. Not a single person on earth refers to a property they don't currently live in as a 'home' lol. It's like calling someone who had an abortion a child murderer lol

[@factandsuspicionpodcast2727]

@@ronniekregar3482 First, house and home are used interchangeably all the time. But more importantly, given the context, it's ridiculous to assume she was being intentionally misleading. It was well understood throughout the segment that this was a secondary property. So, why would she pretend as though she was being made homeless when it was obvious she wasn't? It's was a stressful situation and she was upset. The much more reasonable (and charitable) interpretation is that she used home as a synonym for house. It's the much simpler explanation and requires fewer assumptions. Unless you have some access to her thoughts and intentions that I don't, of course.

[@Boss-ot1iy]

​@@factandsuspicionpodcast2727Don't bother with him. This dude has no idea what he's talking about. His arguments will just cause your brain to decay

[@Dodo-qn8pm]

Remember destiny wanting to kill a kid for messing with his internet. We should have told him the things can be bad but not the worst kind of thing. It's just internet bro

[@johnblackburn9574]

lol he’s just out of touch when it comes to do with anything related to housing. Idk why

[@aries3479]

​@@johnblackburn9574and dating lol

[@reubenmcmurray4377]

I would not pay a million dollars for this house. Squatting should be illegal.

[@KarazolaX]

Looks like someone doesn't know the three most important factors of real estate. 1) Location 2) Location 3) Location

[@ronniekregar3482]

Lol in that area of Queens, that house is probably worth more than a mil

[@reubenmcmurray4377]

I didn’t say it wasn’t worth a million. I just personally wouldn’t pay a million for that house.

[@BasedPoliwhirl]

There was a news story in my hometown. A black single mom of an autistic daughter (I wish I was kidding, but this was the description in the newspaper) bought a home to live in that was taken over by squatters before she could move in. She got stuck paying her mortgage while also having to keep paying rent for several months while the situation could resolve itself in court. It was ruining her. Shit like that is monstrous but there's no easy answer I suppose.

[@areliablesource7733]

Actual justice warrior has a great series of videos breaking down these instances

[@fantasyskeep]

Why are we treating a B&E suspect as a tenant?!

[@TheAngelsKill]

Ask Destiny that

[@fantasyskeep]

@@TheAngelsKill No time to catch him live.

[@Metradime]

because if you don't landlords could treat some tenants as b&e suspects... jesus christ this community got diluted

[@fantasyskeep]

@@Metradime Are you being deliberately stupid? No one is talking about those cases here. The case in point, the squatter even admits to not being on any lease. It's like you saw my comment and thought, "I'll just parrot what Steven said as if I'm making a point."

[@Borrelaas]

@@Metradime landlords should treat "tenants" as b&e suspects if they move in without permission, without paying rent, without a lease agreement and refuses to leave I don't consider that a problem

[@unforgivingreach]

Your right destiny this isn't as bad as genocide

[@ReallyAwesomeBoy]

These days it depends on the genocide

[@Demiuuu]

So it's good? :P

[@Fyodor.Dostoevsky]

Lauren is going to squat in Destiny's apartment next, guarenteed

[@moizzy1587]

Repeatedly

[@ronswanson1410]

squat n poop

[@lamdgb]

lol Destiny saying shit he doesnt know, HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH "PRIMARY RESIDENCE", if u leave ur house to go for vacations this can still happen to u.

[@Boss-ot1iy]

This is why listening to anyone that's perpetually online with 0 life experience is literal brain rot for anyone that's trying to learn. Destiny has proven time and again that he has no idea what he's talking about. Only thing he gets right on is about the new odd gender war nonsense that's been going on recently

[@ronniekregar3482]

@@Boss-ot1iy lololol, I think it's time for you to leave your mother's basement. There's a whole entire world passing you by.

[@robertterrell7057]

An evidence of this happening? Like someone going on vacation for month and having to evict a squatter? You making up shit that doesn't happen to confirm your on bias. Squatters aren't squatting in houses only abandoned for a month think with your brain before typing

[@Dogan_TM]

​@@Boss-ot1iyRope

[@ronswanson1410]

@@Boss-ot1iy bbbut de de destiny once worked at a casino! And mcDonalds! Hao dar you

[@SBoss281]

Destiny doesn't know much about this issue but that doesn't stop him from voicing an uninformed opinion.

[@carlosperalta1714]

Same thing that happened when he talked to Lead Attorney 😂

[@garretboyer458]

Its home vs house. She used the wring term in a stressful situation. Doesnt mean she is overly dramatic. If i were her i would probably be in prison for physically dragging them out of there. I think she handled it pretty well

[@DIOBrando-ij2bp]

This is a really bad and dumb showing for Destiny.

[@jamesmitch9792]

nope it was for Aba, he's an elitist prick.

[@KaeMaiden]

He also thinks Isntreal is right to commit genocide on Palestinians in their own land. Why are people acting surprised?

[@KaeMaiden]

He also thinks Isntreal is right to commit genocide on Palestinians in their own land. Why are people acting surprised?

[@jamesmitch9792]

@@KaeMaiden no that's probably aba and cringe

[@axaide4210]

Regardless how you feel, 30 days until a building is "abandoned" is absolutely insane. Imagine you leave for a holiday, come back, and someone broke into your house and lives there. You're SOL and are now homeless. The only thing this law does is hurt honest, law-abiding citizens, and force them to take matters into their own hands.

[@nikolaitheundying]

I was gonna say if you go on a month long vacation or a big trip you could literally come home to... no home.

[@xDDufiosy]

Yeah, people also do spend 6 months out of the year in a diff location to keep residency in that place.

[@Ms10000123]

It is not 30 days until abandoned, it is 30 days to establish residency. That doesn't overwrite the residency of those that already have residency. So in your hypothetical, you'd have two people who both claim residency, one of which actually has solid proof thereof. If you're actually worried about that, get someone to check your home every two weeks. Then they can get anyone there arrested for trespass since they haven't been there for 30 days. I don't get why having a tiny bit of responsibility is such a big issue.

[@Sid00077]

​@@Ms10000123 Lmao, y'all live in a strange country where you think such things are normal😂

[@ronswanson1410]

⁠@@Ms10000123 because the responsibility should be on others to not enter a home that isn’t theirs 😂

[@boryf7463]

Does Destiny really think that just because you have two homes, you can't defend your secondary home the same way you would defend your primary home?

[@ovogui]

No, he thinks it's worse to be homeless because of squatters than to have your secondary home occupied by squatters.

[@hypnaudiostream3574]

Yea. That is exactly what he said.

[@boryf7463]

@@ovogui He literally said he thinks you have a duty to retreat if it's your secondary home 😭 Imagine having a vacation home, and squatters come home while your there but you have a duty to retreat?

[@zba113]

​@boryf7463 If you're currently residing in the house, he'd probably say you have the right to defend yourself, second property or no. If you drive to your second property that you don't live in, and find people squatting there, you can't walk in and gun them down and say "Well, I was defending my property!" That wouldn't work in court.

[@YuRMoMiNHD]

@@zba113it should. wtf is wrong with yall. Property is fucking property

[@PallidusCarnifex]

Defending the squatters is the last straw, you people are sociopaths. I’m out of here.

[@Spaceman99966]

Imagine mocking a lady losing her home , doesn't matter primary or secondary rental property , its still hers. Her blood, sweat, and tears went into he being able to have 2 homes whether inherited or not. Destiny has officially become a far lefty

[@funandgames4645]

No it’s more exposing how he’s projecting his own insecurities about him having autism on his audience by literally having the same autistic semantic argument that he attacks his audience for having

[@koolarooo]

How did blood sweat and tears go into inheriting a second house?

[@Spaceman99966]

@koolarooo because like I stated above , whether inherited or not her current and previous labor has put her in a position to own 2 homes , being a landlord is not just lollipops and rainbows, she's still running a business. And if not hers directly then her families

[@poopadoopalot]

Destiny is wildin on this one. "Officer this guys stealing the clothes off my back!" Destiny-"hold on dude, that's your 3rd shirt. Its not that bad."

[@Deadrum]

He really does just seem to spin a wheel in his head sometimes on whether or not he wants to over analyze something But, hey: “i CoULd Be Wr0Ng”

[@R0NYFL0NY]

He never said it was that bad he just said it wasn't her home, words have meanings, why should they not have meanings?

[@LW-RollTide2017]

@@R0NYFL0NYhome, house, crib, collection of building materials built together, who gives a fu*k how it’s phrased? She owns it.

[@R0NYFL0NY]

@@LW-RollTide2017 Because words have meanings LOL, destiny LITERALLY said that someone having a second property squatted on and basically stolen is terrible and worthy of sympathy, why do you need to add additional qualifiers to make it "worse"?

[@LW-RollTide2017]

@@R0NYFL0NY it has no relevance to the story. Home , house or 2nd property, It’s pointless to spend 45 minutes on it. It could be her 65th “property” doesn’t matter. I know what the word means. But also, everyone knows what people mean when they are saying it. In relation to this story. Good luck in real life having a conversation , and hyper focusing and having a 30 minute talk about using incorrectly in the story they are talking about. It’s silly. Other of these squatting cases are peoples “homes” who go on vacation , come back from working out of town for a month and come back to squatters. Hopefully when you read those stories you won’t have to take 3 hours out of your day worried about a word.

[@lilfr4nkie]

Things can be good, without them being the best possible thing.

[@ryanlann13]

I’m 12:04 in so you may change your stance. If so I’ll update comment but commmmmme on. Sure, I understand the “this isn’t your primary home stop whining” argument but who’s to say that this property could have been her along with her families way out of poverty. I’m not super familiar with the death tax but to my knowledge, she is inheriting the property taxes on this. I imagine she wants to sell but now can’t because she’s obstructed by squatters that she now has to take through the court system to hopefully evict or settle and cut the squatter a check to just leave. Just seems like bs and she don’t give me “rich family” vibes.

[@ldcow3948]

Yeah but what do you expect from the left. If you have more than anyone you can’t complain and are privileged. Reasonable people are realizing it and see the hypocrisy of it.

[@raindropbebop]

He didn't say "this isn't your primary home stop whining." He said, "this isn't her primary home, so it's not the worst thing in the world." Although a clearly bad and annoying situation, she has the law on her side and can legally evict the squatters. Since it's not her primary place of residence, Destiny is saying, rightly, that is not like the worst thing that could happen - she's not homeless now because of some squatters.

[@ohshsu]

​@@raindropbebopdestiny IMPLIED she was whining and critiqued her choice of words, when she was saying "my home" then went on to compare the severity of the situation. He in other words said she was whining.

[@KaeMaiden]

He also thinks Isntreal is right to commit genocide on Palestinians in their own land. Why are people acting surprised?

[@raindropbebop]

@@ohshsu critiquing someone's use of language and clarifying the situation is not accusing someone of "whining". My goodness, go back and watch it.

[@OliveOilFan]

"Squatter's rights" doesn't exist. it's her property if she doesn't want them there she has a right to kick them out

[@deebo429__]

Tenants laws do tho and it's not a criminal matter to determine a valid tenant dispute.

[@alextasarov1341]

I’d have been in jail too by the end of the day. But they also wouldn’t be in my house anymore.

[@ReallyAwesomeBoy]

Destiny compared taking a house from the owner with taking land from the federal government

[@nickF_CA]

How can people on the left defend their towns and states anymore at this point 🤣🤣🤣

[@jamesmitch9792]

defend from what? don't right wingers send their white drug users from appalachia to invade our brown cities? that's the real invasion happening.

[@Awesomeficationify]

Left and right is your whole life. 😑

[@TheDraco175]

30 days is extreme but there absolutely has to be laws in place to prevent empty residential buildings.

[@jamesmitch9792]

how do you leave your apartment for 30 days without evicting someone. that's on you for not taking care of your shit.

[@TheDraco175]

@@jamesmitch9792 That can easily happen with a work visa if said property is your primary residence.

[@youtubeenjoyer1743]

Yes gobernment daddy, please regulate my property harder

[@anubis7457]

@@youtubeenjoyer1743Buddy, do you really want companies to buy up houses to drive up prices more? The government regulates everything, anyway. We don’t live in a laissez faire.

[@Borrelaas]

@@TheDraco175 it can easily happen when your parents die and you are busy arranging their funeral and burying their cold stiff bodies, meanwhile leftists are moving into the house you grew up in

[@just_a_turtle_chad]

We have the right to defend our property from invasions

[@theluchakabuto5206]

Trans toddlers have the right to defend themselves from toddler settlers guys

[@bazooka712]

Closed air prisons smh your head

[@definitelynotnick2454]

This account is a bot

[@teddypicker8799]

We hate the turtle bot

[@pussydemolisher-ng1dh]

@@theluchakabuto5206 noooooo.... todler on todler crime has to stop!

[@MileenaUltra]

Basically, this justification is that if you aren't conscious of your property then people just get to come by and steal it? This entire Squatter debate is ridiculous, just because something looks abandoned gives you no right over the person who owns it, and I'd even argue when they're not present.

[@heraldofoblivion499]

Whos your pfp?

[@MileenaUltra]

@@heraldofoblivion499 Me.

[@heraldofoblivion499]

@@MileenaUltra Thats wild.

[@deebo429__]

Well to be fair, the squatters rights is literally "I've repaired and lived in this house for 30 years, how is it not mine" the issue going on in this video isnt a squatters rights issue, its a tenants rights issue.

[@heraldofoblivion499]

@@deebo429__ Ok. 1) Bot 2) There was no lease or contract signed by either party. So how is there a tenant?

[@xander2728]

Destinys argument isnt that its okay to have your hand cut off, its that you still have your dominant hand so you should calm down.

[@ScatterBrainedYouBetterFollow]

imagine you lose your hand in an accident, but in the moment you accidentally say arm. Then a 5”6 gaming streamer comes up to and says “umm ackshually that’s your hand 🤓”

[@SuperBoxcat]

The problem with the "cut off hand isn't an arm analogy" is that you would have to be a large asshole to say that to someone who just had their hand cut off. There is always something worse so why bring up that what they said is maybe a slight overstatement. The only reason to say "Well it's not your primary home" is to downplay the loss. That person could have to pay the mortgage on a property that they can't sell since there is a squatter on it. It may not be as bad as it being your primary residence, but it's about as bad.

[@deebo429__]

Well you're not telling someone it's not bad their hand was cut off, you're telling them their whole arm didn't get cut off. "I lost my home" versus "someone's living in my rental for free"

[@friendlypup5650]

Bro played the same clip twice in the intro lol

[@garyh183]

The home house bullshit is irrelevant. For all we know this lady rents, and her mothers house is her family home. Youre just bending over backwards to insert nuance where it isnt needed

[@ChaseFarrow]

You don't know that she owns another home. All you know about this woman is that she doesn't live there. She very well could be renting, and is trying to sell her parents house so she can buy her own. There is a near-infinite number of variables that you're not considering because you're looking at her like she's a "landlord" who is trying to make someone homeless. For a lot of people inheriting a house from their dead parents may be the only hope they have of owning a home in the current economy. You would never be okay with this guy stealing $350,000 in cash from her. He's not a victim who stumbled into her "second house" looking for a warm place to sleep so he didn't freeze to death. He's a piece of shit bum who scammed his way into stealing someone else's property through the god-awful policies of NY. If he wants a free place to stay, jail is a perfect place for him.

[@fantasyskeep]

A wealthy person's take. Man. Steven has been going after poor people lately. Bring back the bad food takes.

[@areliablesource7733]

This isn't going after poor people. It's going after scumbag criminals who are exploiting the system. If they are desperate why would they do things like open all the windows and run both a/c and the heat? Run the water to constantly poor down the drain? The actual owner has to pay those utilities. They are being extorted. "Pay me to leave or pay thousands in utility bills while you fight the courts to get me out."

[@Slimpster520]

“Kicked out of your home,” her parents owned this house, the furniture and stuff there is hers- that’s her home. You’re allowed to have more than one home… it’s just your permanent residence.

[@theironhorsegamer2097]

Destiny says don’t talk to the cops, but with Jordan Peterson says you should trust the establishments including the police. So the woman trusted and talked to them then got arrested. Watch destiny circle talk this statement. My contention is that destiny doesn’t seem to believe in anything, he talks in circles. Which is why most people who watched him debate Jordan Peterson felt he got smashed.

[@yonaoisme]

Wait, how is squatting not blatantly illegal???? in the US, you can shoot someone for knocking on your door incorrectly, but as soon as they enter your house while you're not there, they own your house?

[@foodsupply5071]

It’s the same in Spain and I also have no idea how this is possible. In Spain people get security systems that alert the police immediately. That way it is still intruding and not squatting

[@cdubsb3831]

Pretty sure a lot of the protections came around with people homesteading and later tenants dealing with landlords changing terms and contractual conditions. At least in a lot of the states out west, the squatter has to be paying taxes for some number of years.

[@foodsupply5071]

@@cdubsb3831 wait maybe I misunderstood Squatters are people that break into your home and cannot be forced out by the police right ?

[@popermen694]

It’s illegal in many states. Just not New York. It depends on the state. Like in California you can gain ownership of a home if you can live there for five years as a hostile squatter without the owner kicking you out. Every state is different.

[@SeruraRenge11]

In Louisiana the squatter has to live there for 30 years before the place is theirs because it's based on French law which is far more stringent.

[@Jordan-qi2dn]

SQUATMAXXING, live in someones house on bare essentials for free while you amass money for years to purchase your own domicile.

[@Sacredsnow2]

It’s not just people with extra homes. Some people go on vacation and come back to their locks changed and by the time they get someone to take care of it, they’re already past the 30 days.

[@Teadon86]

I think Destiny misses the fact that squatters intentionally harm the landord/property owner financially. In some cases the squatter do everything they could to rack up utility bills to force the owner to pay them to leave. If someone owns two or more homes that is their right and not your right to abuse.

[@jimmyrustles1988]

Man, Destiny has been on a streak of really shit takes lately.

[@telmo7645]

Such a stupid take from destiny out of touch

[@CityGamer1337]

53:30 Dan is completely correct on the issue. Destiny is just arguing to argue.

[@Briggbee]

home and house are interchangeable in some circumstances. The lady was mad as fuck. Not pearl clutching.

[@KarazolaX]

The argument for squatters rights, is to prevent land from not being used. The idea is that you might have people buying out homes or properties, without the intent to lease it, or make any use of it. So, if nobody is using it, then it shouldn't be illegal for someone to live there. It's effectively legalizing a type of crime to incentivize property owners to use their property. It's wild that they thought this was a good idea at any point.

[@taylormade9748]

Right it’s foolish

[@ronniekregar3482]

Bingo 🎯....very well said

[@ronniekregar3482]

@@TerpTheBandit agreed

[@BillyWitchDoctorDotCom]

When the US was settling the West there were millions of acres up for grabs. It made sense then

[@anubis7457]

It’s meant to make sure properties are being used, not sure how that’s a bad thing. Do you WANT a ton of forgotten, abandoned buildings that no one can use because some corpo bought it 40 years ago and lost the paperwork?

[@thomasdwyer1690]

this kind of thing wouldn't happen in texas

[@stew1375]

She’s paying a mortgage on it… she is losing her home. It’s a huge loss to just give your home over to someone

[@D3ckstr]

There’s also the possibility that she grew up in that house and would consider it “a home”. I would hold so much value to inherited property I grew up in and while I get the point about it not being her only housing option, it’s still ridiculously violating and understandable that she would use that term.

[@ohshsu]

Man living in a red state must be so nice destiny. You get castle doctrine and you dont have to pay state income or sales tax.

[@GODSPEE.]

Destiny soying out over the woman calling it her home, make it make sense lol. I mean I guess you have to rattle on to make content

[@Spaceman99966]

So losing your/your bloodlines life work is less devastating because its not my primary home

[@bluepinkman4488]

This is really disappointing. The reason destiny stated has absolutely nothing to do with why squatter's rights exist. It has nothing to do with tenants or landlords and everything to do with abandoned property. And she used words correctly.It is a home she owns. it is her home.

[@EH-sp3wk]

I cannot agree with destiny on this one. My property means my home. Even if I’m not currently living there. I bet he wouldn’t feel the same way if he wasn’t rich and it happened to him.

[@andrewgeldmacher4765]

Did you really have to google Florida’s Castle Doctrine. Florida has the most wild caste Doctrine of any state. Not only can you stand your ground within your own domicile, but you can also chase after intruders after they leave your property. I’m pretty sure Florida is the only state that allows you to continue to pursue someone after they leave.

[@ronniekregar3482]

Florida's a 3rd world country lol.

[@sickandtired967]

@@ronniekregar3482at least it is not a liberal hellhole like California or places where dipshit squatters think they can get away with stealing from property owners

[@sickandtired967]

​@@ronniekregar3482Florida is based.

[@burnbird16]

Let's say someone came by and slashed your tires before work every day, but when you call the police, he claims you leased him the car and he can slash the tires if he wants to. If the police say they can't do anything because it's a property dispute, should people laugh at you and call you stupid because you could have just called a cab?

[@deebo429__]

Sure but it equate it properly, it's not the car you use to go to work, it's your truck you use to haul furniture for cash on the weekends. If someone slashes those tires and says they have an agreement to use the truck during the week then it'd be a civil dispute

[@wrusst]

Happened to me , Im not rich very far from it , bought an investment property for my retirement investment. They paid the first month and got the lease then refused to pay after that and ruined the property.

[@alyxbabineaux2412]

all those remarks about her house and that it's not technically her home/primary residence is another example of Destiny being contarian for the sake of being contarian

[@zba113]

Saying "They're kicking me out of my home!" When you're talking about an unfurnished house that you just inherited from your dead mother and intend to sell, is dumb lmao.

[@alyxbabineaux2412]

@@zba113 But it's still bad and shouldn't happen, right? So u think on the rate from 1 to 10 its like 8 or 9, but not 10 whatsoever and now u willing to fight over this That's what I was talking about, so dumb

[@zba113]

@@alyxbabineaux2412 No, it's like a 7. Going homeless because some retard set up shop in your house while you were on vacation is a 10. Having to go through the courts to prove someone isn't a legal tenant so you can utilize a second property for whatever you want to do isn't an 8 or a 9. These are worlds apart.

[@joshecker6907]

​@zba113it was furnished, she literally pointed to her furniture in the video. Tf?

[@zba113]

@@alyxbabineaux2412 Getting kicked out of your only home and being put out onto the streets is probably a ten. Having to wait a year to sell a secondary property because some moron moved in and claims he's a tenant is like a 7. It's a pretty dramatic difference in scenarios that seems obviously important to distinguish. You're doing the Vaush thing where he claimed the Breonna Taylor girl was shot in her bed while she slept, and when told that wasn't the case, asked something along the lines of "Well does that really matter?"

[@firepitch5113]

Crazy that destiny has this take after he thought about killing a child for taking down his internet XD

[@Marcel-eg9bz]

In Vancouver there's a "vacancy tax" where (most) vacant properties are taxed at 3% of their value. It seems to be relatively effective at promoting more properties to the rental and sales market.

[@yelsinsepulveda5291]

Is the discord overlay added in the editing phase?

[@jcnot9712]

Imagine if mrgirl breaks into destiny's apartment and he doesn't know whether he can shoot him due to not knowing Florida's castle doctrine lol

[@fabulousunicorn1111]

This is the most brain dead take from Destiny. Idk why he wants criminals who are breaking and entering into people’s homes, to even somehow have a SLITHER of rights to stay there 🤦🏽‍♀️ And in this video Aba & Preach showed, these people didn’t show ANY paperwork, they just screamed “IM A TENANT! IM A TENANT!” and the cops said “Okay 🙂” they didn’t show anything. This woman showed DOCUMENTS on top of documents that she inherited this home, it’s in HER NAME, and she was paying for it. Sometimes I like Destiny’s takes, but when it comes to shit like this, he always seems to favor criminals more than the Americans who have literally rights to their homes and properties

[@Vegas4u]

He is ok with the squatters having a "slither of rights" only if those rights are the thing that is protecting normal people more, who probably pay less rent to landlords but don't do all the paperwork to avoid taxes, witch is probably a lot of people. It's a numbers game sadly, if a law does more good than bad, then it's a good law, even when you see horrible stuff like what that lady has gone through.

[@joshuakohn4408]

@@Vegas4u If you can't see how this will lead to civillians murdering other civillians you as useless as the average champagne socialist

[@fabulousunicorn1111]

@@Vegas4u Well I think that’s what people are complaining about, is that there shouldn’t even be a law protecting squatters “rights”. And I think the video showed that all they had to do was verbally say “I’m a tenant” but show no legal paperwork, and the woman who did show legal paperwork inheriting the home from her parents, got arrested. Just seems a little backwards is all lol

[@deebo429__]

Because it's not up to the police to say he isn't without proof otherwise. And she doesn't give proof otherwise. She never says she lived there. Didn't say she was currently living there. The police knew she was there doing shit already. They knew it was a potential tenant/landlord dispute. That's not up to them to fix.

[@deebo429__]

​@@fabulousunicorn1111the paperwork she showed just proved ownership. Not that he wasn't a tenant. If she had another tenant agreement with her and another tenant there, she might have had more of a say. But even then I don't think the police can remove the man without proper eviction or warrant

[@Weslicus]

Just because you have two houses doesn’t mean it’s not your home.

[@Sacredsnow2]

If squatters rights really are meant to protect informal renters there’s a super simple fix. Show undeniable proof of rent being paid. (Receipts, bank statements, etc.) if someone’s staying rent free you should be able to toss them at a moments notice.

[@hocky-ham324-zg8zc]

“Democrats facilitate squatting” Which is clearly and undeniably the case Destiny: “Didn’t some conservative squat once?”

[@hueyjmedina0]

Destiny hates whataboutism when conservatives do it tho

[@herpderp1750]

I'm losing my home...is the same as.im losing my house. Home = house. What a stupid thing to get fixed on

[@yulin84]

home does not mean the same thing as house. you can tell because they are different words that mean different things

[@hypnaudiostream3574]

I can’t tell what point you’re trying to make. Squatting doesn’t make the structure a home. Squatters need to be sent to Alaska and told to walk home.

[@annaej4ik]

he's literally right. losing a house doesn't mean being homeless if that's your second home. that's a massive distinction.

[@lilfr4nkie]

@@yulin84bay-aced

[@joshecker6907]

​@@annaej4ikdid anybody even once bring up that she's homeless now? I haven't seen that claim anywhere.

[@bulldozer8950]

The 30 days isn’t squatters rights, it’s being tenant. If I come home from work and there’s a dude in my house, I can kick them out for trespassing and the cops will kick them out. If the cops show up and they offer some proof that they are a tenant, then it goes civil. Squatters right will generally be 10+ years and it’s total ownership. If you get squatters rights on a place, you actually have full ownership. That’s your house now. And as Dan said it’s basically to prevent buildings from going completely unused. The issue here is with squatters, but the actual law issues are tenant laws not squatters laws.

[@TripDart]

This is like if someone stole your car and drove it to work one day then got protection from the government to keep it because they need it to drive to work.

[@tyraelkamh1875]

So squatting is legal in usa, and also schoolshootings? Crazy country!

[@PJ-oq4mo]

Not legal. "Squatting rights" are a necessary process

[@mandlor7503]

0:30 editing mistake

[@velveteenrabbet]

for the hospital example where someone is faking their emergency, at the facility I worked in EMTALA mandated that we take them in for evaluation before we could even determine whether the crisis was needing treatment. That's analogous to the court system needing to determine residency.

[@Andrei-hq9jd]

That's spot on about notice of eviction. I work at a luxury housing estate agent in London and we wont give notice straight away but for tenancies where 6 or 12 months of rent are paid upfront (most of our tenancies) we ask for the next installment of rent to be 2 months in advance. This way we don't serve the eviction notice straight away if payments are late but we have another 2 months to chase the payment and establish why the payment is late.

[@GlassMelon]

“Things can be bad without them being them being the worse possible thing” Tell that to 90% of the people in my life. You’re not allowed to be upset unless you’ve had the most devastating stuff happen to you. Otherwise stop being a baby. 🙂