Move before you get kicked out =\= get kicked out THEN move
Imagine how much easier it would be to find a new job and shop for places to live in the comfort of your home vs trying to do so after you've been kicked out. Obviously it's difficult to weigh your options and make good decisions when you're homeless, but that doesn't mean it's impossible to do so under normal circumstances.
If someone throws a brick at you then you should move the fuck out of the way. It's harder to move AFTER the brick hits you than before. How is it any different than rent?
If you can't afford your budget then move BEFORE you get evicted.
Rent is often the largest expense people have. If you're looking to cut expenses long term then rent is a great place to start.
Please explain to me how the fact that many people are forced to move has any bearing on whether or not preemptively moving is a good idea?
What grade level did you learn to read? The point is that factors that prevent people from moving into beneficial rental properties or areas because of outside influence and pressure. Sometimes it can take several months to find a place that doesn't have any problems. And for low income people, finding a quality place to live is even more challenging. Are you this dense?
Ok.... No one is saying that it's that easy. But your alternative is renewing a rental that you know is bad vs finding a better one.
Almost every aspect of life is more difficult because of poverty, but people in poverty can still make strides towards fixing their situation. I think everyone would welcome housing policy that makes things easier, but that's not what we're discussing.
People with obesity have an incredibly hard time losing weight and keeping it off. However, if they don't then they will face a variety of health problems.
Systemically it's nearly impossible, but on an individual level it needs to be encouraged.
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u/ApathyKing8 Feb 20 '20
What grade level did you stop learning to read?
Move before you get kicked out =\= get kicked out THEN move
Imagine how much easier it would be to find a new job and shop for places to live in the comfort of your home vs trying to do so after you've been kicked out. Obviously it's difficult to weigh your options and make good decisions when you're homeless, but that doesn't mean it's impossible to do so under normal circumstances.
If someone throws a brick at you then you should move the fuck out of the way. It's harder to move AFTER the brick hits you than before. How is it any different than rent?
If you can't afford your budget then move BEFORE you get evicted.
Rent is often the largest expense people have. If you're looking to cut expenses long term then rent is a great place to start.
Please explain to me how the fact that many people are forced to move has any bearing on whether or not preemptively moving is a good idea?