
Ob Sie es glauben oder nicht, es gab eine Zeit, in der die US-Regierung schöne Häuser für Amerikaner der Arbeiterklasse baute, um sich mit einer Wohnungskrise zu befassen
https://theconversation.com/believe-it-or-not-there-was-a-time-when-the-us-government-built-beautiful-homes-for-working-class-americans-to-deal-with-a-housing-crisis-253512

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I wouldn’t really call those beautiful, but they do look quite functional.
We need government housing projects again but this time not just build them but actually maintain them instead of abandoning them..
Fairy tales
Too bad we don’t have a US government and are stuck with a christo-fascist authoritarian regime from hell.
Markets versus capitalism. One is about meeting a demand, one is about exploiting one. One seeks value from purpose, one seeks value from nothing.
When working class americans hear “make america great again” they are literally thinking of the democrat led New Deal Era, while Trump is actually talking about the robber Barron Era.
The neighborhood I grew up in was WWII workforce housing to feed the Keiser shipyards.
bring this back!!
This was part of the Harris/Walz plan.
Back when the government knew they worked for the people and didn’t claim it was the other way around.
A different country and world that no longer can exist.
I wonder how many of the working class people who benefited from this government leg-up then used the savings to ‘expand their portfolio’ into property and become massive landlords eating up all available real estate and bleeding newer generations dry
Now they build ginormous apartments costing ridiculous sums.
and then they all agreed *ya know what? fuck em, never again*
Believe it or not Harris‘ agenda was to build more homes
Sorry we only do socialism for large corporations, not regular taxpayers
The government built housing for vets. But redlining prevented many from purchasing.
The problem with affordable housing, is that the upper middle class homeowners who purport to support more affordable housing, cannot afford to lose value on their home, which is precisely what building more inventory to lower housing costs would do.
People don’t consider homes shelter, it’s an investment. And for the dumbest reasons, people expect this investment to be a sure thing.
No matter what they might say, homeowners *do not want* more affordable housing for others.
Back when they gave a fuck