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lol, they have an army, just send it in and nationalize the shit out of them. the government has as much control as it wants to have.
Tax the crap out of them until they build is usually easier.
neither of those are gonna happen, so it doesnt matter
I'm all for nationalising infrastructure, including houses, but you would still have to compensate shareholders unfortunately. If we didn't (which is an option) the markets would react very badly and make Liz Truss seem like a genius.
only if you let them. why does the government have to allow capital flight in the first place?
Because we are not a dictatorship and have no desire to be one.
you are a dictatorship, of capital
the alternative is a government that serves the people instead of the wealthy, but who wants that?
Overthrowing capitalism is unlikely to happen in the near term and the discussion was about homelessness.
lol