| 2/20/19 10:00 pm - ![[info]](http://lj.rossia.org/img/userinfo.gif) sadkov - Mystery Solved
As you remember a month or so ago I was evicted in 3 days, under a made up reason, that I left several hairs in a bathroom. You at LJR were happy, including double_agent, who herself got evicted soon afterwards. Today some people told me real reason for my eviction: a couple of days after I got evicted, Grisha transferred this Andrei from his normal room with a double bed to my room with mold on the ceiling, while Andrei's room was given to Grisha's young mistress lover. I really doubt this experience made me into a better person.
Here is my dialogue with Grisha and this Andrei
https://soundcloud.com/nikita_sadkov/grigory-gregushkin-interview-the-people-of-ukraine-seires
I'll recite the story:
Landlord Grisha decided to evict me. I was given just 2 days to find a new home: Jan 16 evening the landlord told me that I have to get out immediately, with Jan 18 21:00 being the deadline, before he calls crime gang to evict me. When asked about usual rules of giving one month to find new housing, the landlord pointed, that I'm not in Europe or America to have any consumer rights. When asked where should I go no into the night, landlord said that I can probably spend a night at railway station. I asked real estate agents if that is a common practice in Ukraine, and they answered that throwing people out onto the streets in the evening is widespread practice in Ukraine. As an example, a girl rented room in commie-block flat, and refused to provide sex to landlady's son. She was evicted in a single day without any refund.
Although I have to note, that in my case landlord Grisha was Russian himself, from Crimea, and didn't even spoke Ukrainian, so maybe in western Ukraine the rules are different. Grisha had ill son, and when this son died, Grisha was not even mourning the loss of a relative, but was happy and called prostitutes. Is that Crimean mentality? The official reason I was evicted is because I left 2 hairs in a shower. The unofficial reason (my guess) is because the new family of Ukrainian immigration service employees demanded my eviction (they know nuances pertaining to such immigrants), or because Grisha found better renters. The official 2 hairs version just doesn't hold water, because there is a lot of mold in a bathroom and shit leaking from sewage pipe. So small hairs from my legs would be the last thing one notice there.
It is impossible to find a cheap new room in 2 days. Especially when Grisha calls you frequently and in a threatening tone demands "heya, speed the shit up, understand?", and especially in my case: usually landlords ask why do I have Russian accent, and when they hear that I'm a felon wanted by Russia, under extremism charges, they get extremely nervous and immediately refuse, I'm still trying to persuade them to look into my crime case documents, that I haven't murdered, robbed or sexually harassed anyone, it is just a victimless crime, and FSB doesn't really want me that much to bomb their apartments, but landlords and ladies begin threatening to call police if I wont get lost instantly. That is in addition to various other discrimination: some landlords openly admit that they accept only white guests, no Blacks, Asians or Arabs, and they prefer them to be single girls (or at least families without kids), which won't be staying in apartments for whole day, but leave early in the morning and return only in the evening.
This appalling state of rental market can be ameliorated with anti-discrimination laws, or more precisely positive discrimination laws which would enforce quotas of convicted persons a landlords will be required to house, similarly to how they have quotas for people of color. That way there will be no problems for drug users and paedophiles to find a home. Then we will also need quotas for single male homosexuals and immigrants. Some people must be forced to accept criminals like me. But to do that all criminals and convicts of the world must unite and fight for their rights. Convicts are a large vote base, especially in Russia, where every family has relative convicted of some crime, and if united convicts are the power to be reckoned with.
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