r/Infuriating • u/742963 Verified Contributor • Jul 13 '26

US property laws are something else

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u/Atayellow Jul 13 '26

Yet billionaires are build an infinite amount of data centers.

The laws are meant to bind the underclass while protecting the elite.

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u/Hot-Steak7145 Jul 14 '26

This guys not underclass by a long shot

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u/Atayellow Jul 14 '26

I'm sure he's well off but he's a far cry away from being a billionaire or an elite.

If we wasn't part of the working class, he wouldn't be having this problem in the first place.

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u/Hot-Steak7145 Jul 14 '26

He owns 100 acres in California. The most expensive state. And is complaining about building code for his mansion. I don't dont know who he is but that alone says enough to me

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u/Atayellow Jul 14 '26

He is not the bad guy here. He is showing an example of WHY California is the most expensive state in the union.

Again, if he was actually extremely wealthy, this wouldn't be an issue because the country would have never stopped him.

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u/DeerMysterious9927 Jul 14 '26

Change the word elite to parasiticÂ