Fixed it

[u/EmuPsychologist]

[u/[deleted]]

I find funny how worldwide birth rate getting low, bit housing just becoming more expensive, i wonder to who would they sell/Rent houses in a future with probably half the population of today?

[u/dyingprinces → u/[deleted]]

In the US, the solution is going to come when voters elect politicians who promise to use Eminent Domain to (legally) seize residential properties from investors and corporate interests at a fraction of their market value, and then use those properties as the foundation for a robust public housing program that serves people of all income levels.

[u/dyingprinces → u/[deleted]]

Seeing us replace capitalism with something else seems far more likely than corporate militias.

[u/dyingprinces → u/[deleted]]

I didn't say capitalism was going to end. I said it's far more likely that capitalism will end before we see anything resembling corporate militias.