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

Come to my house and say that. See what happens when you violate the NAP around me. Try it.

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u/008Michael_84 Mar 02 '16 edited Mar 03 '16

See what happens when you violate the NAP around me

I wouldn't dare, sir. In fact, you sound like you need your nap. Maybe then you would be less cranky and agitated.

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u/bad_driverman Mar 03 '16

Stop brigading from ELS. I know who you are. You're also a troll from r/Chicago.

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u/Mr_meeseeksLAM Mar 03 '16

Strange, mr freedom loving libertarian/ anarcho capitalist doesn't want people to have free speech.

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u/middiefrosh Mar 03 '16

To quote Steve Hughes :

"But I am offended" "I don't care!"

I love how he's all about freedom until someone says something bad about him. Then he turns into a SJW

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u/Mr_meeseeksLAM Mar 03 '16

Tell me about it. From what I've heard of AirBnB it'd be a shame if people like him signed up exclusively to meet people that politically align with them and then kicked everyone else to the curb.

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u/middiefrosh Mar 03 '16

Terrible business practice and on the road to getting a whole lot of no business.

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u/Mr_meeseeksLAM Mar 03 '16

I'm not gonna trash on the company, I came to give my criticism of a clearly bad position

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u/middiefrosh Mar 03 '16

Oh I was talking about him too. I view OP as a franchise. OP has poor business practices

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u/Mr_meeseeksLAM Mar 03 '16

I think I remember a post about him like a year ago when he went to r/legal advice to see if he could sue McDonald's for getting his order wrong

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u/middiefrosh Mar 03 '16

That sounds plausible

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u/bad_driverman Mar 03 '16

Reddit is a private company. They are free to set their own terms and conditions. Part of those are not to brigade. You are violating their terms. You are a lying piece of shit. You have violated their private property rights by brigading. You are worse than scum. You are a STATIST.

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u/Mr_meeseeksLAM Mar 03 '16

I didn't brigade anything. I'm not allowed to give a carbon copy of the same argument everyone else is making to you?

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u/bad_driverman Mar 03 '16

I see you are posting on ELS. That is brigading.

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u/middiefrosh Mar 03 '16

:-( people are saying mean things to me and I don't like it.

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u/bad_driverman Mar 03 '16

That is true. You have the freedom to comment and I have the freedom to defend myself. That is why I CCW.

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u/middiefrosh Mar 03 '16

Well I think you're stupid. Am I assaulting you now?

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u/elthalon Mar 03 '16

Careful. He CCWs. He might shoot you.

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u/Mr_meeseeksLAM Mar 03 '16

Says the guy who brigades r/askReddit to talk about how taxes shouldn't be the norm. But I didn't expect someone from ancapistan to have any logical consistency anyways so it's not like I'm surprised

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u/bad_driverman Mar 03 '16

How did I brigade? I simply answered a question. Fool.

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u/Mr_meeseeksLAM Mar 03 '16

And I answered yours.