Biden Administration and Agencies take action to protect renters (more anti private property rights legislation)

jdsupra.com ^ | 8/4/23 | Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP

[AbolishCSEU]

More private landlords will exiting the real estate market leaving only gov't and big corporate landlords. Exactly what they intended.

Infobytes link: https://buckleyfirm.com/blog/2023-01-27/biden-administration-releases-renters-bill-rights

[Blood of Tyrants]

Let’s name this what it is not and what it is. It is NOT legislation. Legislation has to be passed by the House and senate and signed into law by the president. This is an unconstitutional taking order by fiat from an administration hostile to the rights of the landowners.

[gibsonguy]

This follows the story that gen z’s are renters.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

This is Obama’s Affirmatively Fair Housing rules via backdoor. They want to bring the ghettos into the suburbs. Shaniqua is going to be twerking next to cows.

[cockroach_magoo]

Landlord = bourgeoisie

Tenant = proletariat

Biden administration = Marxists

[rottndog]

“providing new funding to support tenant organizing efforts”

And when exactly did CONGRESS authorize this spending?

[RoseofTexas]

Get used to saying the USSA! We have now fallen into communism, Marxism, dictatorshipism Nazism, and all of the rest of the ism. The great evils of this administration and the globalist are now falling perfectly into place.

[monkeyshine]

You want to protect renters? Give them the same tax deductions that homeowners get.

[married21]

This is not a federal issue. Local people and local circumstances matter.

[Bikkuri]

We have a methhead that lives in these apartments (Hawaii) that was served eviction papers 3 months ago and he refuses to leave.
I was informed that there is a new(er) law that was made to protect renters because of the kung-flu lockdowns.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

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The Ten Planks of Karl Marx's Communist Manifesto
(and How Statists Implement Them)

1. Abolition of private property rights (via property taxes, restrictive zoning laws, "fair housing" edicts, environmental and "wetlands" regulations, UN Agenda 21, UN Agenda 2030, etc.)
2. Institution of a heavily graduated income tax (by calling it "taxing the rich")
3. Abolition of all rights of inheritance (through a confiscatory estate tax making the government your primary heir)
4. Confiscation of the property of enemies of the state (through a social credit system that can cancel all your financial accounts)
5. Centralization of credit into the hands of the state (Federal Reserve, Federal Trade Commission, TARP, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, federal takeover of student loans, etc.)
6. Centralization of the means of communication and transportation into the hands of the state (FCC, DOT, FEMA, NTSB, FAA, etc.).
7. Consolidation and subjugation of all major industries to central government control (FDA, EPA, OSHA, ICC, HUD, NLRB, EEOC, DOE, TSA etc
8. Mandatory labor union membership ("card check" to bypass employee consent, automatic withholding of union dues, forced unionization of health care workers, teachers, police, firefighters, etc.)
9. Equitable redistribution of all wealth (TANF, SSI, EITC, SNAP, Community Reinvestment Act, etc.)
10. "Free" public education (and food, housing, health care, cell phones, Internet access, etc.)

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[DLfromthedesert]

When they gave their legislative power to unelected bureaucrats.

[Terry L Smith]

“nased on consumer report”?

sounds like that credit score thing, used against you.
I’ve been in my place since before Obama. I imtend to stsy here till I can’t anymore, or ‘that day’ as some call it.

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Ugh!

[Organic Panic]

Bingo. Drive them out of business and here comes Blackrock to buy them up cheap.

[Petrosius]

And where in the Constitution does the federal government have the power to regulate housing?

[SPDSHDW]

Aren’t Gen z under 25?

Being renters is to be expected these days in that age range.

[Mark]

More Dumbacrat voters!

[Revel]

It is not a good thing to be a landlord anymore. Landlords no longer have any basic rights.

[Brian Griffin]

“They want to bring the ghettos into the suburbs.”

They would need to put in big septic tanks and leech fields in my septic tank neighborhood.

Sometimes low percolation can be helpful.