5 ms·
Your analogy is plain wrong. To start with people with inheritances can and do own multiple homes.
by einszwei 11mo ago
Your analogy is plain wrong. To start with people with inheritances can and do own multiple homes.
- 317070 11mo agoI'm sorry, I genuinly don't understand your point. Could you expand a bit?
- einszwei 11mo ago> Hypothetical scenario: we have 100 houses, and 200 young families looking for one. Your solution in effect is: let's give 100 houses to the 100 young people with an inheritance This assumes that each family only gets a single house. With enough wealth you can buy out all the houses (not considering other factors)
- 317070 11mo agoOf course? I think we are debating the same side of this point though: "Inheritance is a horrible way to divide prosperity within society, as it doesn't take into account the wants or needs of the people still alive." If that is not the case, I unfortunately still didn't get your point.