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Re:The anti-abundance critique on housing is wrong by esseph on Thursday July 31, 2025 @07:34PM (#44751419)
Trickle down was a Reagan thing.

I'm very confused by your statements.

I mean it was the Big Beautiful Bill that just added 3-5 trillion in debt and reduced taxes on the very wealthy. I don't think those impotent Dems had any sway in this.

Re:The anti-abundance critique on housing is wrong by nielsbot on Thursday July 31, 2025 @07:39PM (#44751457)
Dems are also beholden to the wealthy--not sure they tried that hard, overall.
Re:The anti-abundance critique on housing is wrong by burnt-resistor on Thursday July 31, 2025 @07:49PM (#44751524)
Then you're too focused on political concerns. Neoliberalism doesn't recognize political parties, it recognizes money. As Gore Vidal would say, the Property party.
Re:The anti-abundance critique on housing is wrong by immibis on Thursday July 31, 2025 @08:06PM (#44751642)
To avoid confusion: neoliberalism has not much to do with the liberals (Democrats). It's closer to libertarianism, but only about money.
Re:The anti-abundance critique on housing is wrong by esseph on Thursday July 31, 2025 @09:04PM (#44751966)
I think I was confused (speed) reading through it and hit the Democrats part and was just thinking to myself... They have extremely limited power right now, and aren't passing laws?

There are some wild political takes on the internet sometimes, and it can be hard to parse out exactly what the person is trying to say (especially if the reader failed their speed reading comprehension ;-) )

Re:The anti-abundance critique on housing is wrong by skinnymuch on Thursday July 31, 2025 @08:42PM (#44751838)
Neoliberalism, trickle down, abundance. They are all similar and/or the same.