Lawtonfogle

há 10 anosdiscuss

When renting out part of your home, does protected status apply? Last I remember if a woman only wants another woman to live in her home that is legal even though gender is a protected class. Only after passing certain limits does protected classes come into play (I think it is if the property being rented isn't one you live in or if you rent to more than 3 people and some other such limits).

Lawtonfogle

há 10 anosdiscuss

And when race is one such aggregate?

Lawtonfogle

há 11 anosdiscuss

They roll it over but it is the last used and is only rolled over a single month.

Month 1: Get 10 Use 5 = 5 rolled over.

Month 2: Get 10 Rollover 5 Use 5 (of the 10) Lose 5 (already rolled over) = 5 rolled over.

Month 3: Get 10 Rollover 5 Use 5 (of the 10) Lose 5 (already rolled over) = 5 rolled over.

Month 4: Get 10 Rollover 5 Use 5 (of the 10) Lose 5 (already rolled over) = 5 rolled over.

By Month 5, you would think you would have 30 (10 + 5 rolled over from each month) but you only get 15.

Lawtonfogle

há 11 anosdiscuss

Don't think of it as jail, think of it as slavery by corporations. Look into how prisons (even the public ones who outsource a lot of their business) make money off of their prisoners.

Lawtonfogle

há 11 anosdiscuss

Some jurisdictions calculate based on what you should be able to make according to the judge who is likely not well informed of the market.

Also to note, putting a child's father in jail where they can neither see nor support the child is not in the best interest of the child, yet that is their war cry every time you question their reasoning.

Debtor prisons need to go.

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