You many not discriminate based on race, origin, religious beliefs, gender, handicap, etc.

She loved it, bought it in Japanese to make sure she had all the fine points down and applied it religiously in every decision she made.

You all have made it more than obvious that you feel there should be no compensation, however this is mostly justified because of your belief that I should be penalized even though landlord and I have already agreed on amount that I would owe.

I'm not totally against someone who refuses to serve based on moral or religious grounds, but saying it's just my right to choose does not cut it.

While there are probably some controls that should be placed on the market, it is my belief that many of the problems in the market place are because of the controls.Greater regulating the assets, IMHO is only going to cause greater problems done the road.

And on a religious level, I think Jesus the landlord may well look at such a troubled tenant and "turn the other cheek", maybe even try to help them get stable employment, etc.

I've been open with my personal situation, so most know my beliefs.

I actually get both newsletters and find them to be excellent sources of information and updates within the industry.The Papersource newsletter tends to throw in the religious/conservative comment more often than I care for, but it's still good info.

And despite our ability to build relatively civilized colonies over the past ten thousand years, that instinct for survival isn't going away any time soon.War is just the expression of this will to survive and to propagate...and like the instinct, it's not going away any time soon...And for those who believe in "evil," I certainly see how this would support the belief that man is inherently evil...To answer the original posted question, "War!

This is bordering on religious discussion, which is not allowed on BP.