Landlords, Banks Have ‘Moral Imperative’ To Keep People In Homes, Mayor Says While Announcing Housing Solidarity Pledge – Block Club Chicago

The mayor and the Housing department commissioner said everyone who is part of the housing ecosystem — including renters, landlords, homeowners and mortgage lenders — needs to collaborate during this time to prevent foreclosures and a housing crisis.
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Rick
5 years ago

She has a moral imperative to reduce the city payroll with layoffs. Every equation has two sides. Her precious “equity” can be obtained by addition or subtraction depending on what side of the equation you have the will to adjust. Her will is to only make government bigger, even if that means the whole city payroll is sitting at home for the next 12 months collecting a paycheck and getting a taste of semi retirement before they collect their platinum pensions.

Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

How many rooms in how many mansions does Jabba have? How many rooms and mansions has Jabba opened up to the homeless victims of his deadly policies?

debtsor
5 years ago

Lori has no moral authority and is no position to speak to me about morals.

Gemini
5 years ago

Groot can take this and stick it up her ass.

I really don’t appreciate her using my personal checkbook to fund her socialist agenda.

If you want relief money like that, cut your own salary 50% as well as every city worker by 10%.

We can’t do that?

Because that would be YOUR money?

Yeah, that’s the point.

ConcernedExpat
5 years ago

These pols who claim businesses have a “higher moral superiority” are ignorant. The invisible hand works.

chumpchange
5 years ago
Reply to  ConcernedExpat

The problem is their invisible hand comes in a smacks the sh** out of your invisible hand creating economic misery and destruction for all but the plugged in favored few.

Jim
5 years ago

Fine Just do not collect property taxes and i am sure landlords would help

The Truth Hurts
5 years ago
Reply to  Jim

Don’t worry property taxes will be collected. Late fees of 1.5% per month will also be assessed.

Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

Are Jabba and Groot not part of the housing ecosystem with their highest in the nation property taxes? Don’t they have an obligation to tell the greed-crazed unions to accept cuts in pay and pensions to fulfill their moral duty to keep people in their homes?

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