So are we letting them get away with it or will there be consequences?
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Still using one with a jack. Other must haves for me are sd slot and tool less sim tray.
They may not have to maximise profits but the shareholders will question every decision that doesn't maximise profits so the result is the same. That's why activist investors that push companies to more ethical behaviour are important.
That becomes difficult when their homes are now uninsurable. If they can't find a ~~sucker~~ buyer to take it off their hands for enough that they can afford one elsewhere, they're stuck. The govt absolutely needs to step in. If only to save money on disaster relief efforts in future.
And the tankies on lemmy wonder why those of us with Chinese descent don't like mainlanders. This. This is why.
Head lice.
Being a landlord is supposed to be a job though. They're supposed to maintain the property and handle property related disputes between the tenant and the community. The problem is landlords aren't held to their obligations and are allowed to treat it as a passive investment. Liability for landlords and their property managers needs to be increased. Require a licence for landlording that can be revoked.
Serial Killer ni Isekai Oritatsu?
But they do. The assholes who want to go fast will weave in and out of traffic which increases the chances they lose control. Blocking traffic won't suddenly make these people good drivers, it makes them irritable and impatient and more likely to pull even riskier manoeuvres.
I sometimes wonder who died and made them all highway patrol. I just want to get home safe, can people just not fucking ego trip behind the wheel of the 2 ton deathmobile?
Being 25% government owned?
Must be the person who put hot glass under cold water and learned something about thermal differentials.