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I think the reality is is that for
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centuries we've really treated um
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property as an individualized good and
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not a collective good and
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and transitioning to treating it as um
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>> a collective good and to towards a model
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of shared equity will require that we
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think about it differently. And it will
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mean that um families, especially white
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families, but some families who are
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homeowners as well, um are going to have
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>> a different relationship to property
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than than than the one that we currently
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>> Oh my goodness. I mean, that's full
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communism, isn't it? I mean, what she's
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talking about there is the
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collectivization of property. This is
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what happened in the Soviet Union when
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they collectivized farming and millions
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of people starve to death. It's
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appalling. I mean, so this woman, as I
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understand, is Zoran Mandani's the new
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mayor of New York's housing advisor.
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This is deeply disturbing. Okay. In New
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York, uh, has the, I think, the highest
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number of, uh, tenants, people renting
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property in all of America. But America,
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let's remember, is a country based on
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freedom and property rights that this
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woman is clearly out to destroy. I think
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that one of the greatest cities in the
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world has a mayor like this who has
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people like this working from who are as
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I say communists is deeply disturbing. I
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really worry for the future of that
