WhatNitrous
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You've obviously never been disabled either with zero funding, no vehicle, and too many favors done for you to the point you have no more...but thats a personal issue and not something I expect someone to grasp as common sense.You can't always do what you want, and your previous choices limit your future choices, but other than a few extreme situations, there are usually some choices
I had choices...a tent, a bridge again, killing spree...but none of them are reasonable when someone destroyed 15+ years of building some meager form of existenxe...especially at my age now. I'll be dead before I could get back to where I struggled to climb for years...but this topic wasnt specifically about me, we all know I have a shit desl--it is however proof of fact that there isnt always a choice, not a realistic one...and many people, especially as far as their jobs go are usually stuck (at least in the US), just being able to up and quit on spot because of something you never dreamed would be a real scenario is near impossible for almost every person I know IRL, you need to find more work first and before that happened something else could have...its just not right

You need to keep the withheld rent in a bank or you can't fight back because they automatically (by law) assume you stopped paying because you couldnt pay.For example, if I was in your situation, I'd stop paying rent. Once I had enough money to move, I would. You'd probably eventually get debt collectors, and a long eviction process, but it can usually be done. Once it reaches debt collectors, you can either negotiate it down, or ignore it until the statute of limitations runs out. I never bothered mentioning this before because local laws vary, and I have no idea how you're paying rent or if it can be done in your situation. Local laws varying by jurisdiction etc.
The real way they fucked me was by putting the court judgement in my roommates name instead of mine so it would have been her debt for being on the lease...all other court papers on record are under my name practically alone and they did that to be sure they got paid because i'm so poor...its also illegal but wtf does that matter obviously after all the rest.
I overvalue anyones personal circumstances because I'm aware of what its like to be the one who gets the shaft and nobody is held responsible for being the fools that they areI wasn't trying to piss you off. I'm happy to leave it there too. Like I said a few posts above, you seem to overvalue individual circumstances, while ignoring future benefits.
I also overvalue testing before releasing a product...extremely thoroughly. You wouldnt like it if I sent out a program that accidentally wiped your drive even by error in code doing what it should be doing...and I've had a single letter typo cause it before. I was glad it hit my own PC, not because I wanted to wipe my own drive and the code I was working on to boot...but bexause I can imagine being the other person who had nothing to do with the my creation or mistake that caused it.
The difference between us is I can see myself in the shoes of others, in any and all situations, so I can actually grasp the magnitude of what could happen...you seem to think it will only happen to others and it could never be you...thats a corporate mentality and exactly how they think when they do this shit...so sorry if i'm not exactly in agreement with it
Never.sacrificing
Because you called it 'sacrificing'.
I mean we thought killing the 'witches' would be useful once upon a time too and then realized it could have been avoided had we actually used our fucking brains Thats my problem...not that they're making these things, that theu're just dropping them in real world scenarios rather than spending the money to build a separate area like a restaurant to have it work in.
Its not cost effective....they can just use one they already own...its like when they made co2 detectors range set to 400ppm for 4 minutes instead of 100ppm for 30 seconds to avoid wasting manpower, we can die of it slowly in a breezy home because they didnt want false alarms or to pay the people who responded to them, by the time they go off now you have like 30 seconds to a minute to get to fresh air or your dead.
All about the buck...we can all die as long as its less costly for the few rich and powerful. An thats my issue...not the tech itself.
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