I hate when people do that, a concrete implementation of something in a very contextual instance is causing a non optimal result, and then make it sound like th

I hate when people do that, a concrete implementation of something in a very contextual instance is causing a non optimal result, and then make it sound like the category of solutions under that umbrella in a wide range of context is just bad and causing the issues. There could be many ways to enact rent control, every city is different, Covid is not always a thing, etc. Maybe all possible implementation of rent control are always bad in all real world scenarios, but having a single example of a particular concrete implementation in a particularly odd set of circumstances doesn't prove that.