Roberto von Archimboldi on Nostr: nprofile1q…nr37k nprofile1q…mczq4 yeah, they were doing well until the nonsense ...

nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqkpzrnysdqppzuhah8htgtdapw5svrxzxz5s4yeqt06fw9yyfaecsznr37k (nprofile…r37k) nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqdl8xsc6wae6d2pejmkfsz9h2ysvrq0x3mq6j56en02p4x7j7u27s7mczq4 (nprofile…czq4) yeah, they were doing well until the nonsense racism at the end there. As you point out a vast number of these so called 'foreigners' are absolutely the people who live in, work in and belong in London, especially the ones on welfare. There is a massive problem with the financialisation of land and housing making London housing a very attractive investment for speculators the world over. Airbnb adds to the problem. Not only does it reduce the supply of housing and decimate communities, it inflates the cost of rent and thus house prices.

Indeed, when you look at the whole thread it is just reform propoganda. It says that you are a home owning, car owning suburbanite Brit. You are getting nothing for your taxes and, worse, the state is interfering with your (airbnb) investments. Instead of calling for solidarity and the provision of public goods, like transport, health, education, sewage, waste disposal and housing, by public bodies for the benefit of all, it concludes that the state should back off except to prevent you having to compete with foreigners. The only call is to make Jack's mate alright again.