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Basically like an urban bureau of land management federal government owns large amounts of public space in urban areas, leases it out to developers, artists, nonprofits and other stuff at a low rate like the blm does expand welive, lease apartments at low rates and give free rent to homeless in buildings designed to assist homeless with things like mental health and addiction it's not perfect since i thought it up like 15 minutes ago but i felt compelled to create a discussion about it basically we need to spread this idea so bernie can put it in his platform since he's not going to abolish private property.
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have u ever worked in a co-working space op and if so why wold you want that to be govt policy
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Gazpacho posted:have u ever worked in a co-working space op and if so why wold you want that to be govt policy Not a coworking space, just the government owning large amount of property in cities and leasing individual spaces to people or entities i guess not like wework since you won't having to interact with other people but still if you're not gonna abolish private property at least make the property cheap
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Oct 14, 2019 00:50
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Shoot outs when small business tyrants allow their free range interns to graze on bureau land.
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Oct 14, 2019 04:46
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okay but you have to rotate your avatar first
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Oct 14, 2019 05:29
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i still have no idea what wework is
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Oct 14, 2019 09:30
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nationalise my dick and balls
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Oct 14, 2019 09:37
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Homeless Friend posted:i still have no idea what wework is techbro landlords who have managed to #disrupt the landlord business into being wildly unprofitable
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Oct 14, 2019 09:59
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Sheng-Ji Yang posted:techbro landlords who have managed to #disrupt the landlord business into being wildly unprofitable But but, IWG plc is profitable and valued themselves at only 3 billion, WeWork valued themselves at 47 billion, surely the tech bro of a real estate company knows something we don't
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Sheng-Ji Yang posted:techbro landlords who have managed to #disrupt the landlord business into being wildly unprofitable
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Homeless Friend posted:i still have no idea what wework is It's subleasing offices, but painted in that silicon valley jargon like it's a new idea that's going to radically change society, and a bunch of dumb investors put way too much money into it and it might cause the next recession. Also the CEO is a crazy person. Wall Street Journal posted:A few weeks after Mr. Neumann fired 7% of the staff in 2016, he somberly addressed the issue at an evening all-hands meeting at headquarters, telling attendees the move was tough but necessary to cut costs, and the company would be better because of it.
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Oct 14, 2019 12:59
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Honest Thief posted:Amazing how the lovely business model never raised any redflags before on the same pundits who now poke holes in it. This whole startup craze just reeks of an worse dotcom bubble but hey, I'm supposed to nod along when my own employee says everything is fine and we won't close down lol.
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Oct 14, 2019 16:23
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get that OUT of my face posted:if this were truly a bubble then it would have popped by now. all of these startups are just excuses for money to change hands with the most useless poo poo imaginable as a catalyst, which is what the economy and stock market is running on right now anyway. this is also why there won't be a recession Lmao sure
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get that OUT of my face posted:if this were truly a bubble then it would have popped by now. all of these startups are just excuses for money to change hands with the most useless poo poo imaginable as a catalyst, which is what the economy and stock market is running on right now anyway. this is also why there won't be a recession why wouldn't it be a bubble just because money is exchanging? especially with companies like wework where some investors got special shares that let them recoup the investment in any scenario i don't know the intricacies of the stock market but that seems to me not sustainable if every company will keep tanking unless pumped with more cash
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"if this were truly a bubble then it would have popped by now"
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