Interesting. Well, community is a common word lol
It's usually used to refer, non-specifically, to people that live around you. You'll see it in places like "community gardens" or "community centers". The usage on the Internet is pretty recent, linguistically, obviously lol
Yeah...they work for...Harvard
Their "counterprotest" is just taking up parking spots outside the dealership? Lol
Rule of Acquisition #34
As long as the Clown episode doesn't come on 😨
I like the idea that they're not just symbols, but shapes. Get anything to be shaped like a rune, and it'll touch magic. So two rocks leaned against each other just right might create a trickle of water, or a tree that grows a twisted enough web of branches could, by chance, summon a flame. Then, like with all natural phenomenon, people figured it out! It fits well with the trope that wizards are arcane researchers and scientists, you find in settings like D&D's
For example i know a few people who buy places and fix them up to rent out. Are you saying they should get their properties taken away?
Treating housing as a commodity is part of the problem for sure. I believe all humans have a right to safe shelter. No one's income should come before another person's life.
That said,
If you're only referring to billionaires and corporations buying housing, i agree.
This would be the practical way to do it anyway. Some guy that rents out a ski chalet isn't commiting some terrible crime. It's charging people to live in their own homes that's wrong.
Billups no! Stay away from that Horga'hn!
"I'm an accountant and I use a calculator, so all artists should have to use photoshop."
Yoooo!! Finally!!! I remember seeing the scars on a whale from their hooks as a kid, and being amazed that something like that could exist. Finding out no one had ever seen one alive devastated little 2nd grade me lol