Re:Wave of US labor unrest could see tens of thousands on st...
by foerbert on Saturday October 02, 2021 @12:00AM
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You started by dismissing the proposed solution out of hand and then went on to attack a strawman.
You do end with a couple ideas of your own, but overall I find this comment more disingenuous than not.
Re:Wave of US labor unrest could see tens of thousands on st...
by TeeMassive on Saturday October 02, 2021 @12:55AM
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I merely pointed obvious problems in your argument. Then your reply to my comment make accusations but has no substantive explanations at all, which also means it can be dismissed as such.
These have never worked and are full of pervert effects. It's at best a band aid.
> I think the market has shown quite clearly it's ill-equipped to deal with the problem.
> I think the market has shown quite clearly it's ill-equipped to deal with the problem. Housing needs to be built for the purpose of housing people rather than the purpose of making profit.
That's a cool political slogan, however nobody will build a housing without a profit and nobody is entitled to other people's labor.
Making sure that houses are not left empty and sane zoning rules are more likely to result in viable changes. Absurdly low interest rates are also to blame.