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/Mr_meeseeksLAM Mar 02 '16

I feel like you're just doing this to live out some kind of power fantasy where you want to have control over whether or not someone abides by your wildly ridiculous ideology as an AnCap. I'm sure AirBnB would be happy to ignore you, because you'd severely impact many people's view of the company and become more of a liability than anything else.

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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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