Searching for a polite way to say “motherfucker.”🤔
Stephannie Stokes @stephannnnie
4 Aug 2021
In Fulton County eviction court today: tenant says he’s approved for rental assistance but payment hasn’t been made. Judge won’t reset case and gives him 10 minutes to check with case worker, who says payment may take 7-14 days. Landlord then asks for eviction. Judge approves.

Aug 6, 2021 · 5:14 PM UTC

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Try: Don Lemon YW
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"Occupy the courts" youtube.com/xq3BYw4xjxE
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#MauxFauxs or #MoFoze can be substituted but, like diet soft drinks, they're not nearly as satisfying as they bubble across the tongue...
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The amount of government force you have to agree to in this entire chain of events before sticking with the idea that they are the "good guys" and not the people causing this before forcing others to solve it, is amazing. Keep searching for a word.
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I think it would be “I voted for Joe Biden to stop this.”
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Yeah, the judge is an MF, but has it occurred to you the judge is just another rotten piece in a broken system?
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@marwilliamson thats why i love you…
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SHOWS just how sick this country is and reminds us of how many judges the "ex" put in the courts before he left. This entire system needs to come down NOW!!!
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“There are now anywhere from 5 million to 6.8 million housing units (including single-family homes, townhouses, condos and rental units) missing from housing inventory.” Underbuilding has led to ‘acute shortage’ of housing. washingtonpost.com/business/…

Perspective | Underbuilding has led to ‘acute shortage’ of housing and ‘affordability crisis,’...

REAL ESTATE MATTERS | The scale of underbuilding and the existing demand-supply gap is enormous and will require a major national commitment to build more housing of all types, the National Associa...

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