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struggle4progress

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6. I have no idea whether the reporting is accurate or whether the current judicial rulings make sense

Sun Dec 22, 2024, 09:33 AM

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in context. But the fact that related matters have been subject to ongoing litigation may be relevant, especially as Loletha Hale is a local attorney there and should be capable of continuing to pursue such matters through the courts

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Outrage as homeowner is jailed after calling cops on squatter.. and is told to 'think about it from their point of view' [View all] Floyd R. Turbo Dec 22 OP

Police arrest Clayton County homeowner struggle4progress Dec 22 #1

How does this make any sense ? JI7 Dec 22 #2

I have no idea whether the reporting is accurate or whether the current judicial rulings make sense struggle4progress Dec 22 #6

I think the reporting is shit-stirring and omitting essential evidence. CoopersDad Dec 22 #21

The story said she was related to a formerly evicted tenant. intheflow Dec 22 #57

You know sometimes people live in relatives' homes yes? Hassin Bin Sober Dec 22 #15

A relative who was evicted? intheflow Dec 23 #76

She obviously has tenant rights based on the law Hassin Bin Sober Dec 23 #77

Maybe you should, since you know so much about the renter's history. intheflow Dec 23 #81

Yep more Daily Fail nonsense to whip up hate amongst the poors Hassin Bin Sober Dec 22 #5

A bit extreme, granted, but you can't just squat on property that's not yours. paleotn Dec 22 #8

zero evidence the tenant was a squatter. Voltaire2 Dec 22 #43

Lots missing from this story. Happy Hoosier Dec 23 #68

Except she isn't a legal tenant or lodger obamanut2012 Dec 22 #9

In Michigan, the property has to have "No Trespassing " posted Kaleva Dec 22 #11

Or you tell them to leave your property and they don't Mysterian Dec 22 #37

It's best to have the property already posted beforehand Kaleva Dec 22 #40

Except it's obvious, based on the "months long" court proceedings, she had some tenant's rights. Hassin Bin Sober Dec 22 #18

they just get outraged from the headlines Voltaire2 Dec 22 #44

What's amazing is people will dig in and defend that headline framing ... because... Hassin Bin Sober Dec 22 #49

Because it is a clear example of the defensive reaction Voltaire2 Dec 22 #51

I knew this story was BS when I saw it was a small town on Georgia. yardwork Dec 23 #67

Shit like this is why I won't own rentals.... Happy Hoosier Dec 23 #71

I graduated from college without any loans, partly by working for college town slumlords... hunter Dec 23 #73

My daughter is renting a house at University this year... Happy Hoosier Dec 23 #74

there's a good chance that deputy has been involved in evictions on a regular basis PedroXimenez Dec 22 #3

Not her problem. PLENTY of shelters in ATL. Callie1979 Dec 22 #28

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IMO Abstractartist Dec 22 #7

Squatters should be removed. If one does not own the property and there is no lease they must get out. boston bean Dec 22 #10

Threatening to come back with a gun is acceptable? Kaleva Dec 22 #12

That is. But squatters should have NO legal right to a property they are not paying to live in. boston bean Dec 22 #16

I agree. Kaleva Dec 22 #25

If a property is ever rented out, there are certain rules/resident rights to abide. peacebuzzard Dec 22 #13

Yep, the lesson is "Don't rent out your property if you don't know what you are doing." hunter Dec 22 #17

Media "concocts" OUTRAGE by "viraling" a once in 100,000,000 times event maxrandb Dec 22 #14

Yep cyclonefence Dec 22 #19

What you describe is exactly squatting. Callie1979 Dec 22 #29

Exactly cyclonefence Dec 22 #48

Hey, if you think a simple statement is shouting I cant help you. Callie1979 Dec 22 #56

Internet etiquette cyclonefence Dec 23 #84

Which is the owners right. A squatter is the correct term for a non paying person that was not on the lease. Pisces Dec 22 #52

It's BS to say the Democratic Party has "gone away from common sense" maxrandb Dec 23 #72

Nobody is playing fear monger. Maybe its having personal experience and direct knowledge of how this looks and feels. Pisces Dec 23 #83

It "IS" fearmongering maxrandb Dec 23 #85

Maybe the Daily Mail might just be looking out for the little guy here. There's a strong interest from across the pond. Hassin Bin Sober Dec 22 #20

1 in 100 MILLION? You must not keep up with the news on this. Callie1979 Dec 22 #30

Sigh...thanks for illustrating my point maxrandb Dec 22 #34

"Interesting stuff"? Its a blog of a bunch of random junk & non working links. Joe Rogan? Callie1979 Dec 22 #38

No see, Joe Rogan was trying to exploit it as an issue and couldn't find maxrandb Dec 22 #41

Not that rare. We could not evict someone from by mothers property who overstayed their lease and was Pisces Dec 22 #54

Look, this is the same stuff the righwing does ALL THE TIME maxrandb Dec 22 #64

I never called anyone a lazy taker. And in my mothers case, the rent she received was a needed supplement Pisces Dec 23 #82

panic monkeys up and down this thread Voltaire2 Dec 22 #45

Are there no goons we can hire? Are there no work houses? Hassin Bin Sober Dec 22 #50

This message was self-deleted by its author dalton99a Dec 22 #22

Perfect answeR! Callie1979 Dec 22 #31

Like that sheriff who said Harris supporters should house migrants Kaleva Dec 22 #35

""Sakemeyia Johnson is not a squatter" because she is related to a previously evicted tenant's partner" CoopersDad Dec 22 #23

So maybe the outrage should be about the weeks Hale has been waiting for the document? RandomNumbers Dec 22 #24

Being "related to a former evicted tenant's partner" is meaningless. It conveys zero rights. Callie1979 Dec 22 #32

You have no idea what you are talking about. Hassin Bin Sober Dec 22 #58

How so? I JUST did one 3 months ago. I DO know what I'm talking about. Callie1979 Dec 22 #60

Lol. You know more than the judge. Hassin Bin Sober Dec 22 #63

In THIS case definitely. The judge is totally wrong; read the law yourself. Callie1979 Dec 23 #65

And she should have had it, Buuuuut.... Happy Hoosier Dec 23 #69

Not looking to argue, but it's not her primary residence, it's an income asset. CoopersDad Dec 23 #79

You assume she's no paying a mortgage on it. Or insurance. Or taxes. Happy Hoosier Dec 23 #80

Beyond ridiculous! So much for "stand your ground" bs, hu? SheltieLover Dec 22 #26

And people wonder why (a) rents are high, (b) people dont want to put property up for rent getagrip_already Dec 22 #27

Its not easy, but owning property is still the best way to financial freedom. Callie1979 Dec 22 #33

I found having an Airbnb to be lucrative. Kaleva Dec 22 #36

I know some who do that, but I just cant make the jump! Callie1979 Dec 22 #42

Squatters and Holdover Tenants are two different things. Sneederbunk Dec 22 #39

Georgia is one of those states with really weird Blue_Tires Dec 22 #46

They did that this year. But not much of an improvement. Callie1979 Dec 23 #87

Another Option DET Dec 22 #47

Seems like "reclaiming home while black" is a crime, too. nilram Dec 22 #53

Ah, I see you noticed also! RandomNumbers Dec 22 #62

One of the minimum expectations I have of my government Unladen Swallow Dec 22 #55

I'd like to hear a whole lot more about the circumstances canetoad Dec 22 #59

I don't know what's going on with this specific case Meowmee Dec 22 #61

The renters were not 'squatting' they were victims Voltaire2 Dec 23 #66

Are you familiar with this case? Meowmee Dec 23 #86

Thankfully the gun humper was arrested. Kaleva Dec 23 #70

Our nation is very good at manufacturing homeless people. hunter Dec 23 #75

No one has a right to take over someone else's property. Callie1979 Dec 23 #88

Another tabloid shitting on woke. nt yaesu Dec 23 #78