122 karma · joined February 10, 2020
You’re cheering on expansion of government power and the end of the free internet as we know it.
But you still think parliament actually controls the government as opposed to Whitehall, so I understand why this may be a little intellectually challenging for you.
Serious though, fuck off
Food (despite recent inflation) is still very cheap in the grand scheme of things, despite it being something ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY for survival.
What, did you think the plebs would get access to the real deal?
Apocalyptic thinking is not the mark of a healthy mind.
The issue people have isn’t with “private equity”. If it was a publicly traded company doing this people would be equally upset.
Seriously, the issue here can most likely be tracked to private equity taking advantage of existing regulations. Not sure why MORE state involvement in the economy would be the solution.
Like with Taxis and Uber, there are clearly regulatory hurdles to fulfilling hotel demand. We can tell because places like Tokyo have cheap cheap hotels, despite high density.