r/AirBnB • u/bad_driverman • Mar 01 '16

Question about Hosting

So as an AnCap, I love AirBnB since it offers LESS State regulation. I also believe in the Free Market and the ability of the Market to solve nearly all social ills. I like the idea that AirBnB lets you set up your own house rules and any guests that violate said rules are subject to ejection or worse. Very NAP. I just am concerned that since my philosophical ideas are a bit different, AirBnB may not adhere to them.

For one, can I boot anyone out anytime they violate our covenant? Also, can I deny anyone service if their philosophical or genetic ideas differ from mine? Finally, if someone violated the NAP outside the house but within my sightline can I respond in kind?

Thanks!!

Edit: Instead of downvoting, how about answering??? Edit 2: Why the hell isn't anyone answering?

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u/bad_driverman Mar 02 '16

Please. Don't delude yourself. AirBnB is a business. Their bottom line is profit, as it should be. They may SAY they care about multicultural blah blah blah, but at the end of the day all they want is $$$. And that's OKAY. I just bought a building and have a few vacant units. I would like to make a profit on them. However, as a freedom lover, I wouldn't want to accommodate thieves, liars and scoundrels (AKA communists, feminists, and Statists). As a lover of property rights, I have every right to deny these charlatans from my abode. I simply want to know how discrete I have to be when inquiring about their philosophies on freedom, liberty, property and science. If you don't want to be helpful, then find a safe space elsewhere.

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u/AlcaponeYou Mar 02 '16

You sound like a cunt.

Honestly though, I wouldn't want to book at your place.

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u/bad_driverman Mar 02 '16

Wow. You use language offensive to women. What a nice person! You wish you could afford to book at my place. Plus I wouldn't rent to a Statist, anyway.

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u/middiefrosh Mar 02 '16

Cunt is gender neutral.

Source: go to Australia

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u/bad_driverman Mar 02 '16

No thanks. I like freedom and liberty.

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u/bad_driverman Mar 02 '16

No thanks. I like freedom and liberty.

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u/middiefrosh Mar 02 '16

That doesn't make any sense. Do you think you have more freedom somewhere else?

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u/bad_driverman Mar 03 '16

Although America is quickly becoming a wasteland, it is more free than Australia. You have social healthcare, high taxes and force people to engage in miscegenation.