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Which of the following would you consider to be theft? (search mode)

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Which of the following would you consider to be theft?

#1 Private property		5 (7.7%)
#2 Rent		17 (26.2%)
#3 Profit		6 (9.2%)
#4 Taxation		9 (13.8%)
#5 Looting stores		58 (89.2%)
#6 None of the above		1 (1.5%)

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Topic: Which of the following would you consider to be theft? (Read 1451 times)

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Re: Which of the following would you consider to be theft?

« on: October 27, 2020, 10:17:08 PM »

Quote from: AGA on September 26, 2020, 02:00:32 PM

Quote from: dead0man on September 26, 2020, 07:20:36 AM

I don't get how rent, by itself*, can be considered theft. If you live under a roof you don't own, you should help pay for it. Why would anyone let you live under their roof if you refuse?

*unless "rent" is just a short word for "private property"

The reasoning is that it is income generated just by owning property and doesn't require work.

I will tell that to my tenants when they call me at any hour of the day or night to come address a maintenance issue.

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