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I tend to agree with you about the rest, but I'd say that a 55% who hates the 45% is a problem both in society and the state. It's not like they're mutually ex
by Natsu 11y ago
I tend to agree with you about the rest, but I'd say that a 55% who hates the 45% is a problem both in society and the state. It's not like they're mutually exclusive.
- vorg 11y ago> a 55% who hates the 45% You don't even need "hate". You only need 55% of the people to own houses, and the other 45% not to. The 55% will vote in the government that makes it easiest for immigrants to come in and push up those house prices, including rents. Just look at Australia/NZ and Canada wrt immigrants from particularly Asia: 55% of the people will sell citizenships to the detriment of the other 45%. Since 2008, the US has started doing the same, not out of people having "hate" but out of making money from their houses.