Dozens of cities across North America join the rent strike.
An overview of the rent strike movement in the US and Canada. This article was first posted at It’s Going Down.
The number of people infected with the coronavirus across the world has now topped 1 million, with almost a quarter of those testing positive for COVID-19 residing within the United States. The White House is now predicting upwards of 200,000 people will die from the virus in the US, a number which Trump recently praised as low, stating that he has done a “very good job” at containing the outbreak, despite all evidence to the contrary.
The fallout from the pandemic has had a massive economic impact. CNN reports an increase of unemployment claims by a catastrophic 3,000%, raising the unemployment rate to around 10% – and many expect it to raise to upwards of 30% or higher. In response, many banks…
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Landlords are parasites!!
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Indeed, Caleb. I think the official economic term for people who contribute nothing to the productive economy is “rentiers.”
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