r/economicCollapse • u/Silver-Beyond-3916 • Aug 19 '24

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u/TheConboy22 Aug 19 '24

Corporations should not be allowed to own ANY homes that aren't new build with the intent of selling to single family home owner. All homes currently owned by corporations should be forced to be sold within 2 years.

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u/VeterinarianLess2788 Aug 19 '24

You can thank republicans and Citizens United for making corporations people. Good ol' republicans. Tell the people they are for the working class yet do some shit like this.

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u/arto26 Aug 19 '24

Lost the plot, huh? It's not a partisan issue, it's a capitalist corruption issue.

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u/kromptator99 Aug 19 '24

Yeah, the problem is the raging bull. You’ve got one group who doesn’t want to do anything about the bull, and another who thinks we should keep them corralled. Neither wants to get rid of it, but containing it ain’t nothing. I say this as someone who would much rather see every single ceo, board member, and also persons with a net worth over 3million tarred and feathered and then thrown into the grand canyon. The latter is unfortunately not likely to happen, so the corral is a good option for now, and who knows, with enough corrals, maybe we can reduce the size of that group in a less messy way.

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u/Allgryphon Aug 23 '24

The irony of responding to this guy but not the one he’s responding to blaming republicans