Moral of this story?

People seem to think there is a crime boost in Baytown right now, people complaining on social media but I spoke to an officer last week and he said it's always the same, just some stories get more attention.

Adam Smith had no problem with the notion of social safety net as a reading of his *The Theory of Moral Sentiments* demonstrates.  

Plus he's doing what any other group out there who buys thousands of multifamily units per year does - He's raising money from people to do those deals.It is not a crime, and it is not morally wrong for somebody who is an expert in any field to sell education and information on the internet.

Moral of this story is to call an attorney preferably one who can act fast.

As @Deshawn Lewis puts it "life isn't fair" and, well, he's right:I'm sure women could argue contractors don't respect them or try to gouge them.Out-of-state investors get discriminated against by local realtors who don't call them back.Realtors talk more to me than my wife when we both go to look at a property.Young investors get discriminated against because people assume they don't have money.I'd bet in certain cities someone with a Jewish surname would be discriminated against.Realtors discriminate against people without proof-of-funds.I'm sure I could think off 100 more examples if I thought about it...Now morally you might find yourself with various degrees of "outrage" towards each of those scenarios.  

What's clear is that our country is BROKE, financially and morally.

There needs to be an opt out for text too.The moral of the story, Do onto others as they would do onto you.

I know people do it, and I know some people that are good, moral people doing it.

It is legally and morally the right thing to do.