haven't heard of that last thing
Look up The Blackstone Group and reference their acquisitions. They've spent $13.5 billion in a year.
but you know, we're good on virtual socialism in this country UNTIL it comes time to deal with greedy landlords.. just saying.
It won't be regulated like you're imagining. The supply is being purchased by investment entities which drives up prices and makes them too expensive for buyers. That's the landlord to come. The moratorium had the greatest impact on mom and pop building owners. They didn't have sky scrapers. The majority had 3 flats and things along those lines. Having to house tenants with no compensation was crippling and some believe we're going to get another in the future.
The landlord to come has deep pockets and can opt to lease and hold out for the transition. If they sign onto section 8 they'll get a windfall and a guaranteed payment.
All I know is that some people have a home and some don't and that doesn't seem like a good thing, for the homeless or for society.
I've heard they'll turn abandoned schools into affordable housing. I don't think it's a rumor. Massachusetts started doing this a few years ago but they're market rent.
And Congress manages to come up with money for really stupid things like studying the behavior of certain animals, even fruit flies, so why can't they figure out the homeless thing. I mean is affordable housing really such a rocket science thing?
Fiat currency isn't real. Do you understand this image? They never run out of money. They just print more.
If congress didn't spend $$ on super ridiculous things, maybe I would have a different view or something.
That wouldn't support agenda 30 or its promise you'll own nothing and be happy. I used to wonder how they'd go about but now I don't. The best correlation I can give is the Gilded Age. They won't allow three groups not in the sense we've known thus far. There's really four but I'm lumping the moneyed in one.
I mention the Gilded Age because of its extravagance and excess. That's where we're heading in one guise. That's how they'll live. But the majority will have a different reality. They plan to reduce employment through layoffs and AI. That's why they're advocating for higher wages. It isn't meant to help. It gives the employer an out when the job is replaced with AI or a robot.
The majority will be in the Metaverse. That's where the carbon footprint and social credit come in and 15 minute cities too. They don't want a middle class. They want people dependent on UBI. Which will be delivered through digital currency. Programmable money with an expiration date or restricted use. California just introduced a UBI for public transportation. The first UBI tests were done there as well. They're predicting that only 20% of Americans will own cars. They'll use self-driving cars, Uber or Lift because they're too expensive to own.
To have a true Gilded Age requires an explosion in income and greater inequality. When they reset the money that's how they'll do it. They're suppressing the values of cryptocurrency and fueling disinformation to discourage investment. It has to remain in that state while the crash is underway. Once they're ready they'll do a modest spike to encourage them to sell. They want to get the small holders off the books. Once they're gone they'll let it rise.
You're probably thinking a chunk of it will go to taxes but it won't. They created crypto tax havens a while ago. There's a lot of workarounds. This is why the bible says:
For the sons of this age [the non-believers] are shrewder in relation to their own kind [that is, to the ways of the secular world] than are the sons of light [the believers].
The powers have no benevolence. They only care about themselves as do their puppets. Everything has a hidden purpose. They don't pass a law or initiate anything that doesn't help them or move the needle. That's how they think.
~bella
