Anarchist Nexus
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I mean who hasn't spent extended periods of time smoking meth in a crawlspace while setting up electronics? Sounds like a normal guy to me...
In all seriousness though that crawlspace is huge! That tweaker scored! But all things come to an end I suppose, nothing a little meth bump won't fix I'm sure.
so they're saying that a methhead was living in the walls, how the turntables
Hmm. Usually walls live inside a meth head?
no, usually head meths a live inside wall, or walls are alive inside methhead's head. try to keep up
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It’s not a livable space…
Looks more livable than being homeless to me.
It's not 'livable' in terms of building code. We could allow spaces like this to be used as bedrooms, but that would require doing away with the laws that say you need fire egress in bedrooms.
I know.
I also know what I said.
Its more livable than being homeless.
Now this person has a $75k bail, and a or more of s criminal record, so the cycle will continue.
I agree the record and bail are bullshit, but you cannot seriously be proposing that we relax fire code for rentals.
you cannot seriously be proposing that we relax fire code for rentals.
Sorry to butt-in on this exchange, but I did not see anywhere they proposed such a thing?
I've been homeless and I've gotta say, fire codes are worth the toilet paper they're printed on when it's getting cold out, and you've been through 6 days of constant rain.
Didn't say I was, but clearly mass homelessness constitutes an emergency, and emergencies tend to legitimate, you know, emergency measures of some kind.
Both from the perspective of the squatter and society more broadly.
Without attempting to single handedly devise a comprehensive set of policy reforms to solve homelessness...
Only gonna get worse if nobody does anything that actually works to alleviate the problem.
......
Also, what specifically do you mean by fire egress for a bedroom?
I live in a studio apartment.
I am currently crippled.
In the event of a fire, my exit options are hobbling out of the single door with crutches or a cane, then slowly moving down some stairs.... or falling a couple stories out of a window.
Yeah, no elevator here. Not ADA compliant. Can't afford much on disability alone.
Seems like this guy could probably shimmy out of that crawl space faster than I could hobble down some stairs, and I know cuz some dipshit tripped the alarm at 2 am a few months back and it took me 15 minutes to suit up in braces and then actually get outside the building.
Reason my building isn't ADA compliant is because its an old motel, thats been hastily converted into doing just normal long term rentals... as a kind of emergency measure, toward housing those down on their luck, when housing prices are insane.
Would I prefer to live in an ADA compliant dwelling?
Sure, but I even more strongly prefer to not be homeless because nobody allowed this hasty motel -> apartment conversion to happen, because of fire codes, and I can't afford anywhere that is fully up to code.
I think the empathy here is when you become this desperate the laws become a suggestion.
“no one should be living there” in reference to the LEGAL DOMICILE, the home itself.
Nowhere in the article does it imply there is nobody living in the three story housing complex. The article and everyone is rightfully talking about the crawlspace, a space nobody should be living.
The fuck? It's a crawlspace. You can't legally rent that out anywhere.
"man shelters in open space"
wow let's charge him 75000 nazi golds
Nope, you don't get to live in my house without my permission. You are free to invite strangers to live in your house, I'll even cheer you on.
I'm going to squat in your house and there's nothing you can do to stop me.
Do you have an extra room in your house? How would you feel if I moved in and started smoking meth?
