Elderly and Homeless: America’s Next Housing Crisis
Probably one of the biggest non-medical failings for handing the CoViD-19 aspect of this crisis is that no layer of (at least the US) governemnt at all has dictated where the buck stops; who must eat the losses.<p>My personal view is that the natural birth rights in a social contract for a functioning society must include basic needs being met.  People have to exist, they need shelter, food, medicine, etc.  If these are denied they are not part of society, and thus the more brutal laws of nature apply.  I don&#x27;t like those outcomes, I vote accordingly.<p>If someone is rich enough to rent things to others, by definition, they have more than they need.  This includes landlords, banks, anyone that holds a legal title to something someone else is physically using to live.<p>Losses and deferments should be taken by banks, land&#x2F;property-owners, and generally the 1%.  You know, the people that bribe politicians with campaign funding.