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Not sure how you think this was 'justifying rich old people running the world', rather it seemed to be justifying getting money to cover social care for old peo
by treerock 9y ago
Not sure how you think this was 'justifying rich old people running the world', rather it seemed to be justifying getting money to cover social care for old people, from the value of their house (after they die).
It's also in reference to the UK, where publicly owned housing was sold off to tenants in the 80s at below market rates, and housing markets have been booming ever since.
- collyw 9y ago> housing markets have been booming ever since. Petty sure 8 or 9 years of "emergency" low interest rates have had an effect in preventing the otherwise inevitable crash in prices.