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I don’t take a tenant side in these cases ever. Unless you have an outright nasty landlord, eviction only comes when you don’t pay, or you don’t want to get out of your lease at the end of the term.And this part is very factual : the moment you go to court, and it’s documented that it’s a landlord case, good luck getting another rental.Screening process in Florida can take into account any legal issue outside of far housing IE: HUD and Fair Housing have said we have to accept non-violent criminals. HUD and Fair Housing it Don’t say about landlord references questionnaires which always ask about legal action against the tenant.We don’t ask why it was, just that it was done.and that HUD and Fair Housing have said is fine.given 3 application all about the same, ever landlord will go to the person with the least amount of legal.Funny thing is, credit while it’s very common for screening is not the first thing professionals landlords look at, it’s your references.so patch up and make nice

Car hoppingIm not proud of it, but a homeless Ukranian kid got me in on it once. We went to a car park and tried the handles to them. We were looking for change in the console, and around the car.After getting no money but finding a joint, we went to a gas station and ate food out of the dumpster.Donating plasmaI did this a couple times. I took the bus there with one guy,.and I answered the correct way on the screening questionnaire. The last time I went, I walked the couple miles in the sleeting snow rain. It was horribly cold but I made it.All I know is they were using plasmapheresis to separate plasma from the blood and gave you the blood back, and you got paid for it, so why not. I knew I was clean.PandhandlingAka, standing with a sign by an intersection. We got no money.Soda can recyclingI tried this once. I picked up a shit ton of beer cans, enough to fill up an entire 30 gallon trash bag. I took it to the place but the bastards said they didn't take walk ins.So, i put the trash bag out of sight across the road, and when I walked back the next day it was stolen

Most of the Relocation Centers were closed in 1944, well BEFORE the War ended. The rationale, to put it without bias, for the Relocations was a perceived military threat to the US west coast. It was NOT to punish a certain group of American citizens or resident aliens on account their ancestry.When the threat to the US mainland had clearly receded, the camps were closed by order of the federal court except one or two which held those who had refused to sign the loyalty questionnaire. The ex-detainees were free to return to their former homes on the west coast but many chose to live in other parts of the vast USA which on balance was a positive. In a democracy like the USA, no ethnic group should be “ghettoized”, compelled to inhabit only “their” region of the country.It is untrue that any significant segment of the Japanese-American returnees “no longer had a home”. There were no seizures, no foreclosures or evictions by law. They had the legal status of servicemen on active duty.Let us finally compare their treatment to what befell the Crimean Tatars, Volga Germans, Chechens, Ingussetians in the USSR during the same time period. On a mere suspicion of disloyalty—but Stalin suspected everyone—they were loaded in trucks by the thousands with about a half hour’s warning to gather their possession and carried 3,000 kilometers to Central Asia by the NKVD (Soviet secret police) and in many cases not allowed to return for twenty, twenty five YEARS.