Completely irrelevant analogy. Social housing doesn’t have to cater to whims and desires like whether someone wants gold taps. It’s not a question of how many

Completely irrelevant analogy. Social housing doesn’t have to cater to whims and desires like whether someone wants gold taps. It’s not a question of how many bedrooms a person really desires, it’s like a soup kitchen where there is one dish on offer and that is better than starving in the street. Social housing is far more efficient than the options of leaving people homeless in the street, or relying on industry to self regulate, or of passing regulations that X% of housing must conform to certain price limits while still being liveable.