So what? We are just going to have a fraction of the population homeless like in cyberpunk? Seriously what the fuck are these people going to do? Why aren’t they squatting or something?

>>509117747 (OP)
Why do you think they gave you the clotshot and ozempic gives you pancreatic cancer?

They don't want you homeless, just dead.

>>509117747 (OP)
yes
no one will do anything because we're fucking cowards
2a should have been used a literal century ago with the fed
but here we are

>30
>sick of living in hometown in parents house
>scared will burn through savings being a rentoid
I could put a down payment on a house I suppose but I have 0 clue as to where to live

>>509117747 (OP)
So how does this work exactly, does it mean that eventually 1/7th of US population will end-up homeless and die? Are they going to be replaced with Indians? I have two master's degrees and decade of work experience from a STEM field, but still can't get a work visa. It seems that US doesn't need me and I'm not able to figure out what is wrong with me and my background.

>>509117747 (OP)
wouldnt a huge portion of this study be young people in college and right out of high school

>>509117747 (OP)
Frankly there are more then enough homes in the USA, it is just companies like Blackrock holding onto properties and empty rentals to prop up the price of the market. Our population is basically steady/declining as well.

Any land/buildings not being utilized as a residence or business within 2 years should be forcibly auctioned off by the state. There should be zoning and different land allocations based on rural, suburb, or city zones. City allows for a minimal amount of unused land, suburb has a max unused land allocation of like 1/4 an acre around residencies, and any unused rural land an acre or so out from an active farm/residence should be auctioned off.

Land that is owned but not utilized should not be able to be held onto by speculators in the first place. There would eventually be unused land not being worked and wasn't able to be auctioned off that anyone should be able to claim for homesteading purposes.