So theoretically speaking

So theoretically speaking,
what happens if the housing bubble pops again?

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its not going to.

globohomo doesnt want us to be able to get into land ownership.

Nothing or everything
There is no in between

>if
It won't just be housing this time

same as last time, retard.
niggers default, prices go down.

a house will fall on your head

Jews inflate it again with printed money.

Businesses default on loans, prices drop if demand doesn’t chase the houses, and general strife among the people that think real estate is work.

The rest of us this time will get to watch as institutional investors buy up all the properties. Shit is not going to reset back down the way people think it’s going to and rent will not go down.

You will own nothing and be happy.

Blackrock and similar groups buy absolutely all of it so they can own everything, we all own nothing and are happy.

How does BlackRock get away with that without inciting worldwide chimpouts?

2 things

1. It is legal because the chimps themselves don’t want to bring in the regulations needed to prevent it

2. Chimps don’t work well together when some own property and aren’t affected. The ones with property will tell the other apes that they were not smart and should have bought property 70 years ago. Ape with high property valuation is not going to want to give that up especially if the regulations to fix the problem cause that price drop.

There's no chimpouts without media. If TV spilled the beans on blackrock there'd be riots, but the TV could just as easily make people think they live on mars and the moon was made of cheese before the king of weed ate the whole moon.

Same way the globalists got away with all the other bullshit of the last 60-70 years.

The housing market will crash one way or the other. Bullshit is fragile and can only be artificially sustained for so long.
If half-literate English peasants can burn a bunch of Jews alive in 1190 to dispense with predatory loan debt, then it's not out of the total realm of possibility that outright seizing all property like you're an Israelite in biblical Egypt will cause unrest. I just can't see people complying with that, even considering all the shit we have tolerated so far.

The people in 1190 are not the same people as now, nor is the situation the same.

(((They))) learned a lot of new tricks since this fake event centuries ago.

Now everyone is too fucking retarded to understand anything or try to get them killed.

then the banks own all the houses.. just like Thomas Jefferson said would happen.

Half-literate peasants had a better grip on reality than we do. Back they actually had to deal with Jews personally. They didn't get all their news from the Jews and form parasocial relationships with Jewish characters in TV shows.

True, but I still can't see how you would get people today, even in their fallen and sick state, to accept a formalized (rather than de facto) reintroduction of literal serfdom.
Granting people the illusion that they could one day own a plot of land, or pay off a car, or any other benchmark has so far played a huge role in maintaining their power.
Plebs need some sort of buy in to your scheme.

The dollar will loose his status as world reserve currency and the muttmerican empire crumbels to dust.

With all the money black rock has put into the US housing market? Never gonna happen bud

They got people to accept the sexual revolution, the death of marriage and losing their cities to foreigners, and that was all with a whiter, more right-wing population than now. I believe that they will pull this off without a hitch.

If there is one thing rich people are good at, it’s getting the rest of the poors to bail them out when shit goes tits up

Blackrock has access to the moneyprinter, money is ultimately meaningless to them. The goal is for these groups to own everything so nobody else can.

The house falls down from the sky. Looks like quite a fall too being that high up.

Only to the American money printer and the Dollar is dying.

At that time you could still get a good job and eventually pay off a decent house. That was the buy in for boomers and gen x.
So far, they've had nothing to offer for every subsequent generation.