There’s not enough houses to go around, so if five people are chasing four houses they will continue to outbid each other until someone loses. But the banks can create an unlimited money supply, and this is a force outside of market forces. With an unlimited money supple people can just keep bidding up the price of houses until they are maxed out. Then they might have to do 20 hours overtime a week, or more, or do a second job, go without holidays, delay having children for years, live in poverty, buy a property with friends, rent rooms out, but this just causes property prices to go up even higher. The bankers have turned people into slaves but no one realises that they have been had.

The one percent have also ransacked the third world driving many people into poverty so that they become so desperate that they leave their homes, families, and friends behind and emigrated to the west. The one percent greatly love it, although they say in public otherwise through the newspapers that they own, because this creates housing shortages which keeps house prices maxed out, as well as lowering wages. For many people, their lives have been ruined where it mainly involves around work, with little much else.

Libertarians are not my favourite people, but they often progressive. They have no idea that libertarianism is not a grassroots movement at all, but was started by the one percent when fascism failed to put and end to democracy for them. In this video, the libertarian, Marc Abela , explains how the Japanese have been turned into slaves.

The Social Economic Enslavement Of Japan