The vast majority of renters/buyers are moving from larger cities, generally in coastal states, and they are moving here to escape taxes and the crazy protests/riots/shutdowns and other general 2020 craziness that is prevalent in larger cities.

No, I can't advocate breaking laws, but I can in making changes in our system, not out of anger or political opinions, making threats of illogical protest but from a technical aspect that addresses the issues.

There are plenty of threads on how unhappy we all are with Airbnb's treatment of hosts around here: forced 100% cancellations, the new 40 page cleaning manual and 24 hour between guests suggestion (although guests will be able to see if we are subscribing to that suggestion so it's not really a suggestion), and the insulting bone we have been thrown with the 25% of our existing cancellation policy direct deposit too little too late.Some hosts I know are snoozing their Airbnb listings in protest, some are taking measures to push more bookings toward other platforms and direct bookings.

Just say :protest: to Armando!

I definitely can't do a whole lot regarding taxes other than annual protests.

Two things to consider... protesting outside the hotel where he is having the Mastermind will not work.

Depends on the college, but college is a horrible place to learn just look to all the protesting going on that is not a atmosphere for learning.C.

The protest is done online and you should be able to upload those docs for review.

Even if they loudly protest doing so.

I would protest if I lived in non-subsidized housing and was told I'd be invaded 4 times a year.