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> A lot of squatters want to abolish the possibility of someone having to pay rent to another person to have a place to live That's exactly how you end up with
by Wytwwww 2y ago
> A lot of squatters want to abolish the possibility of someone having to pay rent to another person to have a place to live
That's exactly how you end up with no new or maintained housing, utilities and other services. How do you imagine system like that working besides a totalitarian government directly taking over all private property and rationing housing? (I assure the housing situation in Spain is not even remotely as bad as it was in the USSR).
> don't have a logical counter-argument.
Trying to form logical arguments that refute completely absurd and irrational ones is not particularly productive...
- TotalCrackpot 2y agoAnarchist Catalonia had this type of property norm for about 2 years during Spanish Civil War and it indeed had an economic growth. >Trying to form logical arguments that refute completely absurd and irrational ones is not particularly productive... It's not, but my arguments are not absurd and irrational, they are rational.