If I go to the dump and find a sewing machine, do I all of a sudden have a tax-free clothing business because the sewing machine was abandoned and is not legally mine?

I don't see any dudes in bell bottoms, stacks and afros but I do see dudes with tight cloths, high heels, and colorful hair.

Have fun people.As long as you have clothes ON, I don't care what they look like.  

The tenant has choices: wash their clothes and air dry them, let their laundry pile up for two weeks, take their laundry to the home of family/friends, or take their laundry to a laundromat.

I'm usually wearing my work clothes when I show because I often crawl under homes or in attics.

Many dread the approaching salesperson at a car dealership or aggressive clothing store as well.  

I've had a tenant in a 4-plex who has his laundry destroyed with grease all over his clothes.

I was lucky enough to have been gifted used baby clothes from a friend and couldn't say "no" ;). 

My families entire business was centered upon fullfilling the food, housing, and clothing of the less fortunate members of society in the central valley of california. 

I am not...I like big Hotels like the Wynn/Encore in Las Vegas.I am also not seeing the AirBnb owners complaining about this (or any other Demographic) creating problems any different than anyone else--stolen wash cloths, broken mixer, etc...Also Oregon is doesn't seem like a very black populace place....Are black people now streaming there to go live in the "Back of the Woods".It's probably just AirBnB SJW posturing --look at how I am not a racist--kind of stuff...aimed at others who do the same kind of thing.And if you think an owner has discriminated against you (no matter what group you belong to)....Wouldn't you really want that to happen because by forcing them to take your money---you enrich the people who don't like you... at the end of your stay...they are richer and you are poorer...