Even if you own your home, you will always have to pay property taxes to the US government. In essence we will always have to pay a form of “rent” for the rest of our life. 🤷🏻♂️
But, can we really believe that corporations have polluted every political party and that they can continue to lobby the government as effectively as they have in the past? The spotlight may be shining upon them a bit too brightly these days.
@@uncutperspectives One party much more than the other. Until "Reaganomics" broke our economy, working Americans WERE living the American Dream under the social democracy of the New Deal. The Elephant Party in the room completely sold us out to corporations and their insatiable greed. Resulting in ever-increasing GREEDflation. Crushing the middle class, lower class, and the working poor. They have stolen the American Dream, and we have to fight if we want it back, because they're never going to create economic equity out of the goodness of their hardened hearts. Trickle-down economics is a LIE. And it's time for working Americans to wake up, unite our voices, and take back our rights. WE are the ones working hard to earn all these record profits, NOT the CEOs or the filthy rich hoarding all the wealth and just scraping out the bare minimum to us employees. And they wouldn't even give us that bare minimum if they weren't FORCED to by (hard-won!) labor laws. Workers' rights, fair labor laws, aggressive mortgage/rent caps, and equitable redistribution of wealth have got to become the primary political focus and the uniting goals of middle class and lower class working Americans. Hard work used to pay off in this country. It still would, if the corporations weren't allowed to hoard every red cent for themselves while we work our tails off making THEM rich. Identity politics BS needs to DIE. It's all a disgusting, lunatic distraction from the real issues while real people and families are out here suffering, losing their homes, seeing savings wiped out by inflation, cheated out of our rightful wages by insanely greedy corporate overlords, families falling apart because everybody has to work 2, 3, and 4 jobs for meager wages just to make ends meet. Many are even sick and unable to afford healthcare, or even time off to see the doctor. Workers have got to unite and raise our voices together. It's literally becoming an issue of survival. Divided, we fall. United, we've won in the past and we can win again.
@FloppityFlopFlop777 Extremely well articulated. This is the passion and action we need! The real question is why we are not all waking up and realizing that this is happening.
Agreed. Why can't we treat residential properties as a basic need instead of an investment? Let corporations invest in commercial and industrial properties instead.
Wow. This video is incredibly under researched. Real estate development does not work like private home ownership. Is investment the problem, or is it property rights? You know there’s subsidized housing right?
@patrickadair7025 This video is about corporate investors purchasing existing homes and not about the full development of properties. Also, do you believe that there is enough subsidized housing (both in affordable rentals and mortgage support) for the working class?
Are there affordable homes to purchase in your area?
Do you think you will ever be able to own a home? 🏡🏠🏡🏠
Even if you own your home, you will always have to pay property taxes to the US government. In essence we will always have to pay a form of “rent” for the rest of our life. 🤷🏻♂️
It's hard to fight corporations that have already bought out the political parties
But, can we really believe that corporations have polluted every political party and that they can continue to lobby the government as effectively as they have in the past?
The spotlight may be shining upon them a bit too brightly these days.
@@uncutperspectives One party much more than the other. Until "Reaganomics" broke our economy, working Americans WERE living the American Dream under the social democracy of the New Deal. The Elephant Party in the room completely sold us out to corporations and their insatiable greed. Resulting in ever-increasing GREEDflation. Crushing the middle class, lower class, and the working poor. They have stolen the American Dream, and we have to fight if we want it back, because they're never going to create economic equity out of the goodness of their hardened hearts. Trickle-down economics is a LIE. And it's time for working Americans to wake up, unite our voices, and take back our rights. WE are the ones working hard to earn all these record profits, NOT the CEOs or the filthy rich hoarding all the wealth and just scraping out the bare minimum to us employees. And they wouldn't even give us that bare minimum if they weren't FORCED to by (hard-won!) labor laws.
Workers' rights, fair labor laws, aggressive mortgage/rent caps, and equitable redistribution of wealth have got to become the primary political focus and the uniting goals of middle class and lower class working Americans. Hard work used to pay off in this country. It still would, if the corporations weren't allowed to hoard every red cent for themselves while we work our tails off making THEM rich. Identity politics BS needs to DIE. It's all a disgusting, lunatic distraction from the real issues while real people and families are out here suffering, losing their homes, seeing savings wiped out by inflation, cheated out of our rightful wages by insanely greedy corporate overlords, families falling apart because everybody has to work 2, 3, and 4 jobs for meager wages just to make ends meet. Many are even sick and unable to afford healthcare, or even time off to see the doctor. Workers have got to unite and raise our voices together. It's literally becoming an issue of survival. Divided, we fall. United, we've won in the past and we can win again.
@FloppityFlopFlop777 Extremely well articulated.
This is the passion and action we need!
The real question is why we are not all waking up and realizing that this is happening.
Corporations need to stop buying residential properties..
Agreed. Why can't we treat residential properties as a basic need instead of an investment? Let corporations invest in commercial and industrial properties instead.
Wow. This video is incredibly under researched. Real estate development does not work like private home ownership. Is investment the problem, or is it property rights? You know there’s subsidized housing right?
@patrickadair7025 This video is about corporate investors purchasing existing homes and not about the full development of properties.
Also, do you believe that there is enough subsidized housing (both in affordable rentals and mortgage support) for the working class?
There’s better yielding investments for corporations… it’s mainly mom and pop investors
Market Share of Corporate Investors by Size
Small Investors (Own
@@uncutperspectives look at your share of small investors, these mom and pop shops are setting up shops as corporations for tax benefits