We used to call them thieves.https://www.wfsb.com/news/land...Our justice system is so screwed up and heavily favored toward renters that they can steal $60,000 and walk away without penalty.

When I am bothered by something, I'm usually on a personal crusade of justice which takes its toll on me mentally, and typically those around me.

It was a "social justice" thing Seattle is famous for and why investing there is not in your best interest.

This is not really a great answer - but I would try to talk with someone at Cato institute and IJ (Institute for Justice)Not to get into a political quagmire, but unless the city compensated you for taking your property rights there is cause for suit. 

Heck, if he is brought to justice, we may uncover other such issues too.

Feds crack down on brothers behind 45 million illegal robocalls"Three New Jersey brothers will pay $1.6 million to settle charges of instigating more than 45 million illegal robocalls nationwide, including to tens of millions of Americans on the Federal Trade Commission's Do Not Call Registry, the agency announced on Friday.The siblings also agreed to a permanent ban on telemarketing and will hand over a residential property to resolve the agency's allegations, made in a complaint filed by Department of Justice on behalf of the FTC.

These topics include gun control laws, gay marriage, gender affirming care for children, laws prohibiting discussion of LBTBQIA2S+ in schools, and voting rights/ vote by main (plus others.)Their survey results and commentary was even more disconnected from recent national polls on these topics than it was on abortion.Has Redfin "news" become a leg of the "social justice movement"? 

There's no justice in this for the creditor (you). 

"The Maricopa County Justice Courts saw more eviction cases filed in October than in any month this century," said spokesperson Scott Davis.Maricopa County eviction filings are on pace to top 82,000 in 2023.

And though this may seem like a hard-to-defend and extreme example, conservative courts might accept other kinds of discrimination as protected under the law.Why you should care: In the dissent to the Hobby Lobby ruling, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg warned that this "court majority is clearly more comfortable with conservative Christian values ... than it is with those of other religions."