Quote (Kiseki @ Sep 3 2020 04:01pm)
its called make laws abolishing this kind of trash and redistributing wealth earned by the multi billionaires who run this country to help the people who are struggling because of the corrupt as fuck system we work with and cant choose to work away from
low cost healthcare is not a communist idea. low income housing for struggling americans is not a communist idea
giving people who have enough wealth to literally decide the fate of hundreds of millions of americans on a whim(killing many many innocents) is what should be wrong
but muh capitalism! but muh free market! if ya dont have idea must not be good lol! haha! get a job haha! its thats simple lol!
typical far right d2jsp logic with no grounds in morality or reality
No. Its a discussion forum. You lead with a statement saying landlords should be abolished its only logical to further the discussion you would have follow up to such a statement.
As per usual and a common theme among your posts you typically condemn and toss anyone who isn't part of the LGBT community into your right wing category.
My comments are typically from a Canadian perspective and a review of our own system.
Low cost healthcare has a cost. Its taxes and wealthy pay more taxes period. If you think its less even at a proportionate level than you don't have basic fundamentals, understand GAAR , TOSI, Kitty Tax, and the list goes on. Do wealthy people defer a lot of tax, yes, but it gets paid in the end.
Low income housing is disastrous but a necessary evil in some areas unfortunately. An improper system such as the ones in Northern Canada has significant economic consequences for its tenants. When rent is directly tied to your prior years taxable income in creates an incentive to not work. For instance, three bedroom homes here are 24 dollars a month if you have no prior year income. Collect more social security by having children, the more you have the more money, cycle continues to repeat itself, poor living conditions due to no incentive to take care of a property due to lack of ownership, poverty spirals out of control, education rates trend downward and the horrible cycle continues no matter how much money the Provincial Government pump into it.
I a big believer in rent to own models where the rent/payment is in no way directly tied to the FMV of the home making it possible to build equity with payments far lower than a mortgage payment would be on that property. The problem then becomes, will people still have enough to make any equity, even on small payments if power, heat, water, and food already eats up all their income. To that I say, I believe its better that the gov't subsidize those utilities so that people can build equity. Homes here are totally destroyed, the amount of money spent by Provincial Governments to rebuild housing as a result of tenant damages (direct and indirect like mold) is astronomical. I think you would see drastic decreases in damage if you introduced ownership. People take pride in what they own. In addition, give those tenants opportunity to sell back their ownership to the government at 100% or sell their % ownership to another tenant at FMV.
There could also be incentives from Gov't for landlords to introduce this system just like they provide credits like they do to EV companies. Who then sell their credits to GM so they can continue to pollute so they can be profitable enough to have 4 quarters of profitable earnings and get into the S&P lulz. Fuckin Tesla.
Just saying you have corporate overloads dictating everything is balogna.
Just saw the reality comment. Coming from a Texan, to someone who lives in the absolute poorest place in Canada. Get out of here.
This post was edited by SBD on Sep 3 2020 04:57pm