You appear very well rehearsed with telling people around you off for smelling dog shit.

You're not helping if you say:

Now I’m pretty sure you’re a shitty tenant who’s about to get evicted. You and the landlord both are probably imperfect, and I’m not really gonna bother with too many details since I think you posted more for validation than for advice, but I think your landlord has a slam dunk case if he finds your account here with posts and comments.

So, you said before that don't care about the details, yet now you say "I suspect that you’re likely leaving out significant details."

Doubting OP isn't helping them or making their situation any better. It's not helping them be a better tenant or to help them to realistically deal with their current situation and achieve a favorable outcome for both parties.

If their landlord can't even send a rental agreement in a legible, clear copy, and is in good faith somehow - how could they find this post? I highly doubt that the landlord could even hire a lawyer for this that could find this post for them. Even tech-savvy people don't know about the fediverse.

You are telling OP to cope in a broken system, saying they are emotionally immature, telling them to go to therapy (which they very likely can't afford), you are loosely saying they are seeking out victimhood and bad experiences, you are telling them to introspect when they clearly are facing abuse and some level of their violation of their rights as a tenant...

Your attitude and choices are probably the cause of most of your challenges here, and you’re really not bothering to have an open mind to any answer that isn’t wildly supportive of your side.

Sometimes, people go their entire lives facing discrimination and a complete isolation from the people around them, even the people they pay to help them.

If I were you, I'd choose to not be someone who discriminates against them and takes the side of somebody who is being likely being completely unreasonable (unwilling to increase rate as a compromise to window being open) and abusing a (likely) vulnerable person as a power play.

I choose to believe people who say they've faced stigma, discrimination, abuse, bad experiences, and every time I am surprised to see indicators that they were in fact telling the truth. They may have even left out details. Who cares if they exaggerated a few points, or weren't as perfect as they claim to have been. Humans don't need to be perfect to be deserving of kindness, care, and empathy or to be allowed the dignity to live their lives and thrive.