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While I agree (in the abstract) policies that make that roof unaffordably so that others might realize wealth without working seem a bit shortsighted. A lot of
by mythrwy 4y ago
While I agree (in the abstract) policies that make that roof unaffordably so that others might realize wealth without working seem a bit shortsighted.
A lot of people without roofs over their head is a recipe for social instability which affects everyone.
- sershe 4y agoMaybe; it's different than saying it's a "human right" though.
- mythrwy 4y agoGood point. A roof might not be a human right. But a piece of earth might be.
- sershe 4y agoYeah, I agree with that. I think the best answer to that is georgist; one could argue that an average piece of land is extremely cheap, so there's no problem, everyone can get one; but if people want a specific piece of land, and many people want the same ones, a distribution mechanism is needed.