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If the door is shut and there is no censor I see no problem. These comment jesus christ mary and joseph... chilll or not to chill that is the question. This is a very long thread. Is this some high level gipity?. Some kind of social experiment? Or is it the drama. When it comes to people or their problems I am gentle but my heart wants to eat a billionare.

It’s 2026 and there are still people scared out of their mind of catching Covid? 🤣

I bet OP has had Covid multiple times already without even realising it. That’s how much of a nothing it is.

"Is It Leftist To Open Your Window" – the greatest thread in Bodybuilding Forums history, locked after 300 pages of debate

It's probably going to come down to the lease terms. There's likely a mechanism to file some kind of complaint about this that would make the 3-days stop ticking, but I'm not a lawyer. If you can find a legal aid clinic, that's probably your best bet. Power-tripping landlords are the worst and I'm really sorry you're dealing with this.

The amount of people in this thread siding with the leeches who contribute nothing to society and will gleefully sentence people to death by lack of shelter is astounding.

Don't have advice but came here to say fuck your landlord and I hope things work out for you ❤️

ITT people dog-piling somebody in a shitty situation, in a shitty society, who can't find adequate and affordable housing and arguing in defense of a landlord who won't give them a clear copy of their renter's agreement (and is charging for a printed copy) and who has forcibly closed OP's windows from the outside.

See OP's edit:

edit: I am purposefully not engaging with any comments on the subject of whether or not my landlord has a genuine gripe about me having my window open and my door closed in a room that does not have a temperature sensor for the A/C system. I offered to close the vent. I offered to have my rent raised to compensate. All was ignored. It’s about power tripping. So this post is about my rights in the face of that.

Keep your window closed when it's high temp, high humidity OP (consider the cat door for the window) and ignore these trolls who are trying to provoke you and make you feel bad. You did everything right, you even offered to have your rent increased.

Regarding feeling like you'll get covid from the AC circulating air: Covid appears to mostly spread in the air by the virus attaching to dust or particles in the air. All of the air in the house will be pulled to a single intake vent, where there should be an HVAC filter to filter all of the air (the AC heat exchanger would eventually get clogged with dust without one). If that filter has a high enough MERV rating (how strong the filter is) it will be capable of removing all of the particles the virus can attach to, MERV 13 can even remove the virus itself from the air. This would mean that the air coming into your bedroom would be filtered and safe.

If you cannot confirm what MERV rating your HVAC filter is, then you could instead attach a MERV-13 filter to the back of a normal box fan (I recommend a 4" thick filter for longevity and reduced strain on the motor, as the thicker filter has a less restrictive airflow compared to a 1" filter) and run it in your bedroom to purify the air.

Regarding it being too cold in your room, AC vents can usually be adjusted to limit the flow into your room, or you could ask your roommates if they would be willing to compromise on a slightly lower overall temp, or if that fails, putting on some warmer clothing that's easy to take off if you need to go outside may be a good compromise.

I understand that neither of those things solve the issue of your cats or the smell of their litter, though. (A carbon anti-smell HVAC filter on the back of a box fan may help?)

This is not legal advice but in California, the landlord of a rooming house (which it sounds like you are in) has the right to make reasonable house rules and "keep the windows closed when the AC is on" is generally recognized as reasonable rule. Its unlikely a court would side with you on this.

Keeping the window open in a room (even with the door shut) impacts the temperature and humidity of the rest of the house. Rooms within a house are not air tight when the door is closed. In fact, the airflow in a house is designed to circulate and mix all the air from all the rooms so that the AC runs efficiently, even when the doors are closed.

"Outdoor cats" as pets shouldn't be a thing