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by LudwigNagasena
1205 days ago
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1. I think it is a good argument because it exposes the incoherence and false dichotomy of the statement in question. It isn’t even clear to me what rate of short term listings to long term listings would be indicative of healthy economy. Is it a problem? How big of a problem it is? What are its real causes? I think that would require a real econometric study instead of data “quote”-mining. 2. Oh, so there are also “the rich landlords”, who stand in opposition to “locals”. Who else do we have? Politicians and construction companies. All of them seem to partake in that grand conspiracy of lack of xenophobia to serve entitled foreigners through legal means. If only they could learn about Blut und Boden calculus of not harming locals… |
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