maness300 @ maness300 @lemmy.world

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Right. Good job not acknowledging your entitlement.

So how do people live outside of major cities?

No work gets done? Lol.

Yes, and their quality of life is also higher than those countries.

Great point.

This is why Americans have no consumer protections; they're the ones fucking everyone.

Yeah, normies went from IE straight to Chrome.

They'll never admit when they were wrong.

I have no idea why you think it’s the norm in history for most people to own their own property.

Because you have a bad habit of making up stances for other people.

I never said, nor implied, it was the 'norm in history.'

My exact words were: "Renting is the biggest scam this generation has convinced itself to fall for" which is true.

Yeah. You can no longer afford to live somewhere, so you have to move somewhere cheaper.

Other people are willing and able to pay more than you, so they get access to places before you do.

It's called "supply and demand," and unfortunately people like you have convinced themselves they are immune to it.

Yeah, there are two generations.

The rome generation and this one.

Nothing in between, and certainly not a generation that valued ownership more than the current one.

You just don't want to acknowledge your entitlement.

You have to pay more to live in areas that are more expensive.

Lol.

Then move somewhere else that you can afford.

You're not exempt from supply and demand.

As opposed to living somewhere cheaper.

Most of you feel entitled to live in major cities.

Nope. I'm not giving out my location on the internet.

Then they have to pay up.

Why should you get more before others who have less if you can't afford it?

Answer: Entitlement.

"Supply and demand shouldn't apply to me, but I'm not entitled."

Woah, it's almost like magnitude matters and the amount of people doing something is important.

More people are renting than owning.

It's not about wants, it's about needs.

If you can't afford to live somewhere, you have to move somewhere else. Thinking otherwise is textbook entitlement.

If these places aren't good enough for you, then you need to make more money to live somewhere else or do your part to make them better.

Thinking otherwise is textbook entitlement.

I don't get it. If Bumfuck Montana isn't good enough for you, then what about the people who are forced to live their because they can't afford more?

Why should you get more before them? You already have more! Lol.

Relatively speaking, Americans are wealthy af.

You should take a look at the rest of the world.

You would have to move to a cheaper area because you could not afford the one you live in.

It's what happens when you can't afford things; you don't get them.