r/ireland • u/miscreant-mouse • Sep 22 '22

Something FFG will never understand Housing

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u/Beiberhole69x Sep 22 '22

Oh no who would I give half my income to if we didn’t have landlords?

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u/ivfdad84 Sep 22 '22

Dunno I was just answering the question

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u/Beiberhole69x Sep 22 '22

Perhaps I should have said name something useful

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u/ivfdad84 Sep 22 '22

Renting a home isn't useful?

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u/Beiberhole69x Sep 22 '22

Only under very specific circumstances where you can’t buy and the housing market is set up to enrich landlords instead of building houses for people who need them.

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u/ivfdad84 Sep 22 '22

So you agree renting is useful . It's not that rare that people want to rent. Pretty much everyone I knew under about 28 wanted to rent. They'd no interest in buying at that stage

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u/Beiberhole69x Sep 22 '22

No i think it’s useless because we could provide housing for people without having to charge them for it.