Pardes Seleh, Ideological Hobo
my second time this week being rejected from an apartment/house in dc bc i worked at fox pic.twitter.com/rybqT52A5O
— Pardes Seleh (@PardesSeleh) December 27, 2018
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u know what. i don’t care about anybody’s sexual orientation or what they look like or where they’re from, i never did, i am constantly getting treated like a nazi for no reason and i’m not even super ideological about anything i’m just trying to make it in dc like anybody my age https://t.co/570sZXvwn5
— Pardes Seleh (@PardesSeleh) December 27, 2018
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Hey all you Bake The Cake, Bigot people: it’s time to stand up for Pardes Seleh.
You know about the Law of Merited Impossibility: “It will never happen, and when it does, you people will deserve it.” Well, I think we have here the Corollary Of The Ideological Hobo:
It will never happen, and when it does, you deserve to sleep on the street.
UPDATE: A reader writes:
From the info Pardes included in the screenshot, it’s pretty easy to find the original Craigslist posting. If you go read it, you’ll find that she wasn’t applying to rent an apartment from a company; she was applying to rent a spare bedroom in a 2BR unit directly from the people who live there. And who are the people who live there? It says quite clearly in the ad that it’s a gay couple who are “*very liberal*” and looking for someone who they feel would be a good fit with them socially. Personally I find it sad that this couple is so closed-minded that they won’t even meet with a conservative to see if they get along well enough to live in the same space. But at the same time, this is not a business refusing to rent to someone over their politics. These are private citizens deciding not to engage in something they feel violates their values. Isn’t that something that the Don’t Make Them Bake the Cake crowd usually stands up for?
Oh, absolutely. I think these apartment owners have every right to decide what sort of person they want to share quarters with. I’m just pointing out a certain sort of hypocrisy.
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