Sorry but I can't credit him with anything much. Al Capone ran charities too.
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Uh, the state. It's strange to me that someone can honestly ask this question. The free market has failed as is its wont in these matters, this failure always needs to be addressed by the state. Where were you for the last global economic collapse?
Ah come on now.
The national obsession with landlording and trying to get someone else to pay for your mortgage ended a few short years ago with the world's biggest bailout. In Ireland there's very little regulation and what there is is almost completely unenforced. No lessons were learned and we now have a national housing crisis with a neoliberal government turning a blind eye to rampant homelessness and a lost generation. All potential solutions are met with excuses as to why it will only cause problems for the young being able to rent, thus furthering the crisis.
That they're going to be more mature when that happens because they've demonstrated that they weren't ready just yet.
Really? I think the reasons for the requirements of evidence are justified in civil matters just as they are in criminal.
We cannot have a situation where men always have no defence because of a lack of requirement of evidence.
Sounds like architecture to me. You're doing it right already!
Remember when the web just worked?