If government can break up monopolies, then it can help redistribute the wealth. A government can to anything it wants, in fact, yet federal governments shall do what is better, best at any rate.There are far too many people who have reached a sort of economic land lock wherein they are stuck in a cycle of plausibly deniable slavery, with only enough finances to tread economic water...to work, to chores, to sleep, rinse and repeat...which makes Johnny a tired little boy.Which means Johnny is going to turn to crime at some point because he has no time to write articles, because he came over here looking for a better life with his family he must feed.That's why 1 percenters like me choose a writers den over a normal life, so that 20 years from now, Johnny's kids are alive and well and not part of a criminal empire running down my blond-haired children for their organs because they think they are magical in some post apocalyptic future reminiscent of war...or shall we say Thimerosal ravaged Africa.Rental properties create too much sedentary cash flow and cause to much of a gap between the classes, and we can proof this now that we have undergone this stress test of recession. We can see how there needs to be some sort of law which is more beneficial to both sides, because as the residential rental situation stands, it has a shape that causes a society to seize at a critical level...right when you would need just maybe even 20 or 30 minutes per day to just read the news. Yes, on paper you should, but that's not factoring in mistakes and crime. When times get tough, dumb people steal to make up for what they feel was taken from them by the bad economy instead of fix in, and honest people are forced to cover it with inflation and poor wages and extra work, which takes the bottom right out from under us, because they hardly make it in to vote, much less research which corrupt puppet is running...puppets for the most part financed by the big property owners who will upkeep their high status and laws so that their wives who might have developed some sort of insatiable art hobby overseas won't leave them, see.Rental property should allow renters to collect equity at a percentage equal to the national debt, in my opinion. If our national debt is half of our net worth, then renters should get that percentage back when their lease is up at that point, the lower the debt, the lower the equity, just to be fair. Such a strategy would keep money in the lower classes and also help to form nest eggs and give people the time and money back they need for an American dream when times are more in favor of them, with larger influences being seen as more responsible. When times get good and you are more at fault for being less well to do, renters would get less equity to help keep things gainful.Right now there is a serious problem occurring in the real estate markets, wherein you have one side of home owners your honest middle and upper middle class, and then the newcomer criminal demographic who should not be in a house, leaving those who should stuck behind in evolution. When a society begins to evolve like that, we need to think of it like a tree beginning to grow in a way that will encroach upon public land. Once that tree is over the property line, watch out, because something we might not be fully aware of out here in space with no roof might come by and just chop it off.We must start to account for these things now like bonzi and institute hearings and policies like this one just as was done with the break-up of Monopolies like Southwestern Bell and Sherman Oil.
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