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I don't see how feudalism would help there, beside ensuring the people you are talking about are killing themselves in the fields. I also don't see how more an
by mnouquet 5y ago
I don't see how feudalism would help there, beside ensuring the people you are talking about are killing themselves in the fields.
I also don't see how more and more regulations ensure this won't happen, as it most likely had the exact opposite effect: prevent new wealth from establishing itself (high regulation preventing blooming wealth from building enough momentum to escape taxes) and enshrines "old" money. Regulations gives a clear advantage to people already established.
- jlokier 5y agoI'm arguing against "there are plenty of affordable homes" in a useful sense, and the implication that most people who don't own have chosen not to own. I'm not arguing that feudalism is part of the solution.