I was trying to tackle the "too many people" problem directly. You've given a counterexample to the `manicdee's assertion that '"too few houses" is the same pr

I was trying to tackle the "too many people" problem directly. You've given a counterexample to the `manicdee's assertion that '"too few houses" is the same problem as "too many people."': well done! Freedom of movement only allows you to get to a destination: it doesn't guarantee that you'll have sufficient resources at your disposal to do something once you at your destination (e.g. acquire a house, or find a job).