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"'''"The housing crisis''' appears in Haz's streams through the '''land value tax''' solution and the Hong Kong counter-example. | |||
== | == From the streams == | ||
* | * The Henry George answer ([https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/kick/infrared/d926a308-98c3-41a5-808f-03058f72e996/ RED PILL NEWS | PALESTINE WAR stream]): "Talking about a land tax like Henry George put it. Marx wasn't against Henry George's idea — Marx even said 'we proposed this in the Communist Manifesto' — he was just against Georgism as a solution to all the world's problems. But the tax on land value, the single tax... this is one of the ways we solve the housing crisis. Well, who's talking about it? Nobody. Where's the opportunity for young men to make a living? It's completely an obscured reality... As a result, society is breaking down. When men can't make enough to bring bread to the table and reality stops making sense and everyone's in debt..." | ||
* The Hong Kong counter-example ([https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/kick/infrared/7c7451fb-bb3b-4e4d-9903-ef1f9ee3883d/ MAJOR UPDATES stream]): "Hong Kong is not socialistic the way China is. Hong Kong kept all their bullshit — that's why the CIA got the Hong Kong protests to work, because Hong Kong is ruled by landlords. China never went in and cracked down on the landlords of Hong Kong... They have a crazy housing crisis. It's terrible." Landlordism as the CIA's social base; mainland socialism as what prevents it. | |||
== | == The frame == | ||
Housing is not a supply-technocracy problem but a '''land-ownership problem''': unearned rent capturing the whole society's productivity, and a young male population with no path to household formation ("when men can't bring bread to the table... society is breaking down") — the material root of the crisis of legitimacy ([[Class]], [[World Land Bridge]]). | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[New Deal]] | * [[New Deal]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Belt and Road Initiative]] | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
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[[Category:Economics]][[Category:American politics]] | [[Category:Economics]][[Category:American politics]][[Category:Infrared]] | ||
Revision as of 10:11, 21 August 2026
""The housing crisis appears in Haz's streams through the land value tax solution and the Hong Kong counter-example.
From the streams
- The Henry George answer (RED PILL NEWS | PALESTINE WAR stream): "Talking about a land tax like Henry George put it. Marx wasn't against Henry George's idea — Marx even said 'we proposed this in the Communist Manifesto' — he was just against Georgism as a solution to all the world's problems. But the tax on land value, the single tax... this is one of the ways we solve the housing crisis. Well, who's talking about it? Nobody. Where's the opportunity for young men to make a living? It's completely an obscured reality... As a result, society is breaking down. When men can't make enough to bring bread to the table and reality stops making sense and everyone's in debt..."
- The Hong Kong counter-example (MAJOR UPDATES stream): "Hong Kong is not socialistic the way China is. Hong Kong kept all their bullshit — that's why the CIA got the Hong Kong protests to work, because Hong Kong is ruled by landlords. China never went in and cracked down on the landlords of Hong Kong... They have a crazy housing crisis. It's terrible." Landlordism as the CIA's social base; mainland socialism as what prevents it.
The frame
Housing is not a supply-technocracy problem but a land-ownership problem: unearned rent capturing the whole society's productivity, and a young male population with no path to household formation ("when men can't bring bread to the table... society is breaking down") — the material root of the crisis of legitimacy (Class, World Land Bridge).