deandra

Chaotic Neutral

[deandra @iminasim]

raising a maniac

[Jaydeep @_jaydeepkarale]

CEO after offering 3 pizzas to solve the problems created by 30000 layoffs.

[Luna🐾🐶 @LunaEtAstrum]

have they told clavicular that estrogen makes you look younger and gives you better skin

[deandra @iminasim]

$1700 for properties that have not been updated in nearly 20 years. mortgages probably paid off. i’ll never feel bad for wishing death on landlords

[deandra @iminasim]

it would be cool if someone would do something about the housing and rental market before we have to start getting violent lol

[Jim Stewartson, Decelerationist 🇨🇦🇺🇦🇺🇸 @jimstewartson]

Gotta get as many of the poors in as possible for the Great Pump and Dump of 2026.

[deandra @iminasim]

i bought a new car and my credit score went down by 80 points, that’s cool very cool very great very cool. let me just pull myself up by my bootstraps

[🎨Artsy M*rxist 🎨 (commissions closed) @ArtsyMarx1st]

yes thats the goal of the bourgeoisie, to create an uneducated population that cant advocate for themselves.

[More Perfect Union @MorePerfectUS]

In a new class action lawsuit, Denver-area tenants claim their property managers enrolled them in a subscription-based platform to report rent payments to credit bureaus—all without the renters’ consent.

For $9.99 a month, Entrata's RentPlus claims to boost renters' credit scores through positive rent payment histories.

But residents claim the company paid property managers, who often underreport on-time rent payments, to enroll tenants in their program.

That extra $120 RentPlus is scraping from its enrollees could be the difference between going without a basic necessity. This is what Big Business-controlled housing looks like.

https://t.co/tHSRa8wM8N

[deandra @iminasim]

I want to add this to the conversation of homeownership. Roughly 70% of all new homes are required to be in an HOA with an average payment a month of $300

[NOLLY @omoelerinjare1]

HOA Calls Police on Homeowners Over Fee

HikeIn Naranja Lakes, an HOA meeting turned chaotic after the board raised monthly fees to $350 — the second increase in a year with little notice.

Residents complained about broken amenities, wasteful spending, frequent towing, ignored issues, and rising crime. The board called police, shut down the meeting, and told unhappy owners to move out.

Homeowners are now organizing to recall the board and demand better accountability.

[swagner @BayouBikeyBoi]

Why would God even have a gender?

[Mehdi Hasan @mehdirhasan]

A reminder that no serious historian, academic or anyone who has spent even minutes looking at Nazi Germany agrees with this. Hitler locked up the left, denounced the left. He was not a 'hardcore socialist.'

The only people who say this are... Nazi sympathizers & the far right.

[deandra @iminasim]

some people inherit hundreds of thousands of dollars… i got a chain from kay jewelers. im sure ill be able to put a down payment on a house any day now

[deandra @iminasim]

@ChrisPh99503737 @Nocturnal_FPS @RobProvince what is your apr?

[More Perfect Union @MorePerfectUS]

Private equity firms now own 1 in 8 American apartments — according to a new report from @PEstakeholder.

[deandra @iminasim]

older people don’t understand how abysmal it is to find housing in the current market. 90% of all posts are just sponsored advertisements and the rest are AI edited photos of properties that have not been updated in 20 years

[deandra @iminasim]

the average home is 425k a year, the average car is 30k, interest rates are 6.75%, gas is $4 a gallon, beef is $7, fast food places no longer have a value meals

stop engaging with checkmarked accounts

[VMU @VeeEmYou]

Boomers bragged nonstop for decades about having $150 a semester college and buying a Mustang after one summer of working and are now trying to walk that back.

[YUH 🫟 @__jahlil__]

Trump is trying to pay those Jan 6th rioters so that they’ll do it again when he begins his coup for a third term.

[Ryan Grim @ryangrim]

Man, if we were smarter with our money we could maybe even have TWO ballrooms.

[Melanie D'Arrigo @DarrigoMelanie]

Donald Trump pardoned over 70 allies and donors convicted in fraud cases, and wiped out over $1 billion in restitution, fines, and debts owed by those he pardoned.