>How is this nothing else but blatant feudalism? And how is it still allowed Because the moment anyone mentions this, they get bombarded with "think of the poo

>How is this nothing else but blatant feudalism? And how is it still allowed Because the moment anyone mentions this, they get bombarded with "think of the poor old people who sit on a big house! They worked hard for it!" We as a society have a tendency to prefer leaving lucky people as is while the remainder fights for the scraps. Why this is, no clue. Beyond voting being in favor of those already owning homes (too fractured to oppose grandfathering politically), I come across this attitude among the young way too often. It doesn't take a genius to realize sharing less with more will cause people to go hungry eventually. Those same young people are all pro-grandfathering until they realize the bottleneck bites their life goals at age 30 and beyond. By then its too late, many of them stop caring as they become part of homeowners, and the cycle continues.