Kansas City Activists Prep 'Eviction Defense' As Moratorium Falls!!!

A Supreme Court decision doesn't dissuade Kansas City organizers who now promise to train tenants to dodge rent.

To wit . . . 

THE END OF THE EVICTION MORATORIUM THREATENS RISING TENSIONS BETWIXT ACTIVISTS AND THE POLITICOS WHO HAVE SUPPORTED THEIR DEMANDS!!!

Example . . .

Let's not forget that Mayor Q has been a champion for KC Tenants. Their years of protesting has garnered a great deal of attention from his office and helped bolster his image as an activist Mayor.

Accordingly, the group has been "encouraged" by their progress at 12th & Oak along with the many times they shut down the Jackson County Courthouse without so much as a ticket.

Now, they're sending a message to local landlords and offering assistance to so many poor souls who could soon find themselves on the street.

Check-it . . .

Smart people in the TKC comments have noted that the "mass evictions" feared by many are unlikely given a shortage of manpower among law enforcement. 

And so . . . 

The fight against "home providers" on local streets is a very real threat and should garner the attention of property owners across the metro.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com news link collection regarding the end of the historic rent dodge and start of another, greater struggle for free fair housing . . .

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