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Not true, at least for communist Czechoslovakia where I was brought up. In 80. theere was housing crisis, two or three generations were forced to live together. Trick is -- ut wasn't because lack of money but because lack of material to build the houses from. We had money but there were no goods and materials to buy, you needed to have very good network of social contacts, really good one, to get good things to buy.
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She says āhomeā but it could be small concrete space in a large building.
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This makes sense for the economy as a whole. You can't really function in an economy if you don't have a roof over your head. You're not going to be buying items for your home, or be able to hold down a job easily if you don't have a home or the home you have takes a huge proportion of your income for rent. Releasing capital into projects, can make the economy grow, instead of locking it away in property!
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The banks will never let us go.
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Nonsense through the lense of a well-fed westerner academic. Try talking to people who lived there. And had their family share the apartment with other two families.
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And how did all this go Europe?
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Yes government housing has always just been the best option. The projects in Chicago and the Council Estates in London are the envy of the world!
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It certainly had its benefits. But I remember a documentary in the 80's of divorced couples in Hungary that needed to keep living with eachother for years on end.
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ā¤so true...FIX IT IN THE USAšPLEASE
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Wow, Between Two Ferns has gone a whole, new direction.
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Also the system was totalitarian, so that nobody destroyed the houses or dared to disturb the public order. I think it's important to notice the two things worked in synergy to make the social situation ok
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Only a real superpower nation would make housing a right, the USA is a superpower based on moving money, housing should be a right and privilege along with voting.
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Put a cap on how many homes an individual or entity (private equity) can own. Slow down the "paint it and resell it" incentives that drive up prices. This of course will never happen, as Congress is completely in thrall to the banking and real estate lobbies.
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the main problem is land is locked by govt until its released to the public, thats the case for Australia anyway
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We live in a late-stage capitalism hellscape where most people can't afford the cost of living.
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but was one problem :. WAS NO houses and people live worse than animal...
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Speaking as someone born there, this is a load of bovine manure. Housing was one of the sorest spots of life in the socialist block. There was never enough of it, the floor area and building quality was laughable, three-generation families were often sharing two-room flats, you couldn't get an apartment at all unless you were married, so single professionals were usually living in shared rooms in lousy dormitories... Terrible all around.
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Economist Silvio Gesell developed a model in between capitalism and communism.
- You own everything you worked for, everything you grow or build on a given area of land, but never the land itself.
According to Gesell land should belong to the community and only be leased.
Land and natural resources werenāt created by a particular person or a group of people, and therefore shouldnāt be private property.
(The term "privateā stems from Latin "privareā, which means "stealing")
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We've got govt housing in England - in London 50% is filled by immigrants. Queues are years long for the indiginous peoples. How would you allocate such housing: according to class? Status? Earnings? Wbo would do the allocating? Are they corrupt? Are your neighbours desirable? Etc etc etc etc.
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@brothermine2292
2 months ago
The problem arose from the idea that people can acquire land, even though land isn't created by human labor.
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