• snooggums@midwest.social
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      7 months ago

      In theory the same is true for a landlord who is expected to maintain the homes they are renting out.

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      7 months ago

      So is someone supposed to rent a hotel room for 3 years when they move away from their home town to go to college?

      • LainTrain@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        No, all housing should be publicly owned to prevent landlordism and accumulation of capital, so where you will be moving from and moving to will all be owned socially regardless, the way you pick which housing you will use as your personal property for that period of time or any period of time does not have to change at all from how it is now: a website.

        That’s the ideal. For the time being, we should have more social housing and levy massive taxes on landlords, forcing them to either sell and turn that to social housing, taking it off the “market” permanently or pay enormous taxes that: 1) Fund socialized housing, 2) Make purchasing properties as investments unprofitable and 3) Fund building more (alongside nationalizing construction).

        I used the words “socialize”, “nationalized” and “publicly owned” interchangeably here. The answers differ on who you ask, but the above is what we should be doing, IMO.

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          7 months ago

          So who builds the houses when an area expands? And how do you assign nicer houses in nicer areas to people?

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            7 months ago
            1. Fund building more (alongside nationalizing construction).

            Fancy houses will still cost money as long as money exists, after communism it would likely be lottery or waitlists. The 8 bedroom with a coastal city view is probably turned into a short term vacation spot rather than a personal residence.

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                OoooOOOoooo democratic management of property is sooo tyrannical. The people who would have otherwise inherited a car dealership are going to have to enact a vengeful counterrevolution against the masses.

                Sorry for pretending you were engaging in good faith at first.

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                  7 months ago

                  I am, you’re the one who is being delusional and thinking people inherently will work together to provide for each other without any sort of reward system. You seem to be under the impression that we would need a whole new system of gov. To accomplish this. When it can be done today already but isn’t happening because no one wants to do free labor for each other. You seem to think everyone who has something nowadays hasn’t worked for it and has inherited it…

                  • LainTrain@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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                    7 months ago

                    Tankies? I don’t see you posting any socdem or anarchist rhetoric, just neoliberal stuff and arguing against socialized housing which is as leftist unity as it gets.