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1 edit | said by jackknife:Then you also COMPLETELY failed to read the post he replied to! My post was perfectly fine and accurate.. just because you RENT something doesn't give you unabridged free and open access to do as you please with it.. like the guy who replied to me was saying with apartments.. he's simply demonstrating the basic facts that renters DO have... those facts he speaks of are those that are already outlined in the laws and leases. NO, they do not have the right to tear holes in walls.. they can be evicted for that.. don't care if it's canada either... landlords have protections granted to them. NO, they can't just have as many people move in as they want.. there are laws on how many people can live in a unit based on number of rooms.. the guy is full of it.
Just like my example was to draw to renting, you rent a connection to the internet.. it also comes with rules.. an earlier poster had mentioned that it was "my internet and I'll damn well do as I please with it".. which again, is false.. you'll do anything you WANT with it so long as you're not violating the rules.. I guess service agreements mean nothing.. and that's fine.. ignore them.. just don't come here crying foul and how rights were taken away.. those rights that you never had in the first place.
What's sad is that there is this whole generation of people that think things like license applications, service agreements, etc. are just obstacles and inconveniences that mean NOTHING however you have to pretend you accept them to get what you really want.. and that those agreements, etc. really mean nothing. |
