151: Evictions
08/06/21 • 30 min
P&C drink and review a black IPA from Hysteria, then discuss the recent debates on evictions.
If there's a crisis, and people aren't able to pay their rent, then it might be reasonable to appropriate tax money to pay people's rent. But rather than that, the CDC, which is not Congress and cannot write laws, made it illegal for landlords to evict people. Landlords were allowed to go bankrupt from not getting any rent, but they couldn't take action against people living in their property without paying.
President Biden has admitted that this is illegal, but extended it anyway.
This is tyranny, plain and simple, and P&C are beside themselves with anger against our useless government.
P&C drink and review a black IPA from Hysteria, then discuss the recent debates on evictions.
If there's a crisis, and people aren't able to pay their rent, then it might be reasonable to appropriate tax money to pay people's rent. But rather than that, the CDC, which is not Congress and cannot write laws, made it illegal for landlords to evict people. Landlords were allowed to go bankrupt from not getting any rent, but they couldn't take action against people living in their property without paying.
President Biden has admitted that this is illegal, but extended it anyway.
This is tyranny, plain and simple, and P&C are beside themselves with anger against our useless government.
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150: Identity
Before they drink and review some recent homebrews, the boys listen in on a performance by the Ben Franklin Players, then discuss identity.
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