The United States is facing a historic homelessness crisis, with figures reaching alarming heights. A recent report from Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies reveals that in January of last year, approximately 653,000 Americans reported being homeless in 2023. This figure represents a 12% increase from the previous year, marking the largest single-year surge ever recorded. The report highlights a 48% increase in homelessness compared to 2015, as reported by the Daily Wire. Many have been s
“‘Despite’ Stocket Market Reaching All-Time Highs,” methinks these are two related events especially considering that residential holding companies like Blackrock, Prologis, American Tower Company, and who knows how many other’s are a large part of “the stock market.” Also consider that Berkshire Hathaway is a major owner of Trailer Park homes like Clayton.
It’s absolutely criminal that the concept of homeless and “the stock market” are portrayed as competing forces.
Indeed, it’s pretty obvious that stock markets going up is a direct result of increased exploitation of the working class.