Thread by @BronnDickson

🚨Educate yourself on the housing crisis. Read the articles written by scholars and experts.🚨
“The ancient Greeks and Romans grappled with housing crises, too.” By @ConversationEDU theconversation.com/the-ancient-gr…

“The rich began to offer larger rents and drove out the poor.” That single line explains the global housing crisis.

Successive governments let homes become investment vehicles instead of human rights. Now we are serfs, already outside the castle gates.

Look around. The suburbs, the cities — they’re districts in a real-life Hunger Games. The wealthy retreat into luxury, while the rest of us are pushed further out, until we cannot be seen.

Peel back all the layers of policy, economics, and spin and you’ll find this truth:
“The rich began to offer larger rents and drove out the poor.”
We live in districts now, not communities. The Hunger Games is not fiction — it’s housing policy.

Mass immigration isn’t the problem. The problem is the ultra-rich and global corporations buying up land, turning homes into investments, and entire cities into “destinations.”

Look at Gaza: Trump and Netanyahu talk about remaking it into a Riviera-style resort while its people are displaced.
This isn’t growth — it’s enclosure. And we are the serfs.

It’s not “too many people.” It’s too much greed.

The rich buy land anywhere on Earth, flipping it into “destinations.” Governments look away. The rest of us? Exiled from our own cities.

Gaza is the blueprint: bomb, bulldoze, rebuild — for profit.
Our world is The Hunger Games.

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