70% of China's millennials are Americans, Canadians and homeowners? Something's not right....
this post was submitted on 09 Jan 2026
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As nice as it sounds a ton of ppl are still on the streets on both sides
Even tho one has ghost cities
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Isn't the land underneath the house never owned by the person, always the state? So while they may "own" the structure, it's always in doubt of whether they will be able to lease the land again after the current lease expires.
The land under your house is owned by the Indigenous people you stole it from. So while you may “own” the structure, when Indigenous law is restored after the illegitimate occupation falls, you will be told to GTFO.
That's incorrect.
Indigenous people as a general idea did not believe that land could be owned by an individual due to viewing the Earth as one's relative, requiring respect and care, as are all the animals and plant life the land supports. Judeo-Christian religions, likely along with many other religions that I haven't studied from Eurasia and Africa, view land as being able to be subjugated like cattle or sheep.
This is unlikely to change until climate change and its disasters convince people that they need to actually take care of the earth.
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