[pp.int.general] @ Dutch Pirates

[Justus Römeth]

According to both the English and the Dutch newspaper it is likely to 
pass. That's what makes it so weird, how could this find a political 
majority in a city? In a village, okay, more conservative values etc. 
But in Amsterdam, where there is allready a shortage of housing (some 
10k students looking for flats each year) it just doesn't make sense.


On 20.10.10 17:04, Gregory Engels wrote:
> On 20.10.2010, at 12:34, Justus Römeth wrote:
>
>>
>>       Amsterdam poised to ban flat-sharing
>>
>
> This is so wring, it looks like outright stupidity from the outside.
> It is violating just so many human rights, including the
> right of property, and is involving into very private moments
> of one's life. And its also denies reality, of how people
> are living together.
>
> But as far as i understand, this is just a proposal from some
> derailed  politician to put this to voting before city council?
> I think, that the amsterdam city council is not composed
> of complete idiots and will not make themselves completely
> ridiculous in the eye of the world's audience.
>
>
> Gregory Engels
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