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Dilletante.

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@RonniSalt @the_LoungeFly If you’re blaming “Jews” you’re doing exactly what the Zionists want you to do.

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@sadlybyherside @DaveMilbo ala Mike Moore

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@JonGuze @LindsayJS @cigarsandlegs Both sides? Only one side of the debate wants the power to ban the other side’s preferred housing type.

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@davegraney @odden56 @wozzak Regulations that ensure the safety and quality of homes is a good thing.
Regulations that limit the *quantity* of homes is a bad thing.

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@Anton___Illich @davegraney Funded by ads for the *sale* of each property. That's not significantly affected by the *price* of each property.

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@GavinBrx @SatoshiWolf @Chris_E_Qld_Au Sounds like an advertisement for Land Value Tax. What share of land value should the land owner get when all the increase in land value was created by others?

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@SydneyYIMBY Why do we need to “protect job centres” from housing? What’s the fear?

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@estherzelda0514 Israel internationalises its actions by purporting to act on behalf of “Jews”, not Israelis. That implicates me - a Jew who lives on the other side of the world. When genocide occurs in my name I feel bound to say “This is wrong”.

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@HillThalisAUP https://t.co/VcOueYi3mo
New supply at the top end of the market reduces prices at all levels of the market.

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@marielewsey @Sahar_A_Writes @carolemorrissey Right, the interviewee was impressively poised and credible despite the aggressive style of questioning.

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@AvidCommentator How does our current migration rate affect housing when our population growth rate has been slowly declining since 1950?
(figures from the ABS)

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@purplepingers New luxury apartments lower prices for everybody via moving chains: https://t.co/VcOueYi3mo
A vacancy tax is a good idea. A Location Value Tax on all property owners is better though��a great way to fund a UBI.

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@three3knots @peter_tulip If you don’t want to live in an apartment, don’t live in one. But some people do like them. Why forbid people building them?

I don’t like suburban houses but I don’t want to forbid them.

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@an_anna_liszt @BrandonWC @lukeohane

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@an_anna_liszt @BrandonWC @lukeohane Far more people can pass through a street per hour when walking compared to driving.

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@sam_ess604 @bryankav123 If *all* land Is upzoned, doesn’t the “expected value of future development” *fall* on the majority of land, making most land cheaper?

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@Blockedhmmmm @michael_wiebe The latter, obviously.

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@AvidCommentator Land Value Tax would fix this.

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@jesushobo @db_econ Car spaces should be required to be on a separate title to the home itself.