I mean you'll see more people resonating with your opinion there. Here you will be bashed. Potentially with good reasons.

I believe in supply and demand yes, and I don't believe real estate follows that. It's a game and those who know how to play and have better resources win.

As mentioned here, there is the COVID example. I don't find your explanation credible. "People" (if I can use the term for those who benefited from the pandemic) didn't get rich so quickly for your explanation to make sense.

What I do remember, not what I think, was people complaining everywhere that they couldn't find workforce. I remember a lot of chaos that happened directly because the immigrants were gone.

Other than that, I'm not an "investor" and I would never be. So I can't debate that. I do know that investors (I know quite a few of them) are the cancer of society and their death would directly benefit everyone, probably also solving the real estate issue and I would be able to buy a house since anyone wanting to profit from that would worry about being murdered.

That's my personal opinion on the subject. After all investors are killed, then we can start checking if immigrants are a problem and try to solve it. But it's probably a somewhat radical opinion.

There was a redistribution of wealth towards the extremely rich, not sure why we're blaming that on immigrants. Do you have any resources about the rest of your points?

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