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I hate Illinois nazis
So this person lives in my neighborhood.
Hades is, of course, the most Jewish of the Greek gods.
There's a Nextdoor post about it too, where the person said they contacted the building management and the alderman. A lot of Chicago leases have a "no signs or displays in the window" clause, and while eviction isn't particularly likely--tenant rights in Chicago are relatively strong--no management company is going to want the headache of having Nazi flags displayed in their building because it obviously makes getting desirable (non-Nazi) new tenants difficult. So I'm confident that the person won't live here much longer, but in the meantime I'm going to be casting a few more suspicious glances at the people I pass in the street.
I'm remembering today how the story of Purim ends with us killing 75,000 of our enemies. A good start, I think, but we still have work to do.
Hades is, of course, the most Jewish of the Greek gods.
There's a Nextdoor post about it too, where the person said they contacted the building management and the alderman. A lot of Chicago leases have a "no signs or displays in the window" clause, and while eviction isn't particularly likely--tenant rights in Chicago are relatively strong--no management company is going to want the headache of having Nazi flags displayed in their building because it obviously makes getting desirable (non-Nazi) new tenants difficult. So I'm confident that the person won't live here much longer, but in the meantime I'm going to be casting a few more suspicious glances at the people I pass in the street.
I'm remembering today how the story of Purim ends with us killing 75,000 of our enemies. A good start, I think, but we still have work to do.