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Landlords do not "provide" housing. Construction workers provide housing. Landlords, in fact, do the opposite of providing housing. They take the houses that were built for people to live in, hold them hostage for rent, and evict anyone who can't pay.
I always get stupid @ replies, but when I tweet about landlords it's on another level. I can't believe some people have so little imagination they think if there were no landlords, we as a society wouldn't be able to figure out how to build housing or pay construction workers.
Meanwhile, in the society that we actually live in, housing prices have skyrocketed in the last thirty years while construction costs have remained relatively constant. Hmm...pic.twitter.com/Ypf2HRHBFJ
Very true. I hear there's another system that has never ever been tried once thay we should try. That system works perfectly is my understanding, if only we try it. For the first time.
Homeless people sleep next to empty buildings in every city in Amerika.
Society has figured that out, it’s called buying a home. Some people live in their home. Others prefer to rent. Some people build or buy homes and rent them out to people who like to rent. Some of those landlords are douches. Others are fantastic. Markets!
"Others prefer to rent." You should do standup.
Landlordism is deeply ingrained in public mind as normal since it is older than capitalism, an ancient parasitic substrata. We can shift public's view of it by explaining that government is the ultimate landlord +we can make landlords pay "rent" via land value tax #RENTSTRIKE
We did figure out how to build housing and pay construction workers. Landlords do it.
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