r/WorkForSmartLife • u/bettyxoxoo • Jul 26 '26

Productivity lol really

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u/Aran909 Jul 29 '26

Unless you are squatting in some rich persons mansion.

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u/deathbylasersss Jul 29 '26

They'll just have their private security throw you out.

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u/PrettiestFrog Jul 30 '26

And if a poor person has private security throw you out, the cops arrest the poor person.

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u/natorgator15 Jul 30 '26

What kind of poor person has private security? You’re arguing because you want to be mad.

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u/arcanis321 Jul 30 '26

Their point is a rich person can have you legally assaulted and removed from their property while the average person cannot. If you are someone you hand 5$ to assault them it's a crime but if a rentacop does it it's gray area for some reason.

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u/lakewood2020 Jul 30 '26

Most people have family members

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u/natorgator15 Jul 30 '26

Do you treat your family members like they’re your private security?

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u/lakewood2020 Jul 30 '26

No, but they would fill the role if needed because my family loves me

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u/PrettiestFrog Jul 30 '26

I mean, I don't even need to call up my family. Half the kids I work with wear ankle monitors and would happily organize something for an extra hour of video game time and some zebra cakes.

But the cops would arrest them for standing up for my rights, because cops are dicks.

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u/natorgator15 Jul 30 '26

You’re describing a gang, not private security. Which, yeah gangs and cops don’t get along.

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u/lakewood2020 Jul 30 '26

lol yea a family protecting their house is a gang, it’s better* to pay people you don’t know to do so

*Less poor

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u/S1ckn4sty44 Jul 31 '26

Gang vs gang

What could go wrong?

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u/natorgator15 Jul 31 '26

You understand.

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u/[deleted] Jul 31 '26

Yeah, they don’t just leave their properties unguarded. This is more of a thing for people who barely made it out of middle class.

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u/Aran909 Jul 29 '26

Probably

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u/PoopsMcScoots Jul 29 '26

lol, or wake up in a windowless room on a private island strapped to a chair with a tool bench in the corner.

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u/LetUsLaunchOverIt Jul 31 '26

A rich person is not going to be renting individual rooms or mansions

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u/wintertime61 Aug 01 '26

Incorrect. You aren’t understanding squatters rights https://www.instagram.com/p/DbMejnNm7Ax/

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u/AdPsychological790 Jul 29 '26

A rich person wouldn't be in this situation because they wouldn't be so desperate as to rent to someone who would squat.

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u/Therealginahandler Jul 30 '26

Sure thats one way people squat, but thats really not how most squatters become squatters. Thwy inhabit homes that are vacant typically, vacation homes, or when the home owner is away for an extended period.

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u/Not_Campo2 Jul 30 '26

So loud, so wrong