If it isn't a human right why are you desperately trying to find a way to make it cheaper to live there? Your logic only works if IT IS a human right and justif

If it isn't a human right why are you desperately trying to find a way to make it cheaper to live there? Your logic only works if IT IS a human right and justifies imposing upon the personal freedoms of people who already live there in order to achieve for yourself cheap housing at no effort to yourself. London already has over 35% of its population living in social rent homes. Its not the petty tiny amount you people make it out to be. > Scarcity is real, and we have to address it in some way We have. If the current housing is at 99% occupancy then the market is working fine. London has the lowest vacancy stats in the UK. If it were not there wouldn't be such complete occupancy. What you want is a London in which you get something for less than others have paid for it, begrudgingly or otherwise. Yet there is no issue in filling the properties at present so if there needs to be a market correction, tell people to stop paying for homes.