Can I Steal Your House? | SharpLeft
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2021
- How tall even is this building?
A moral investigation into property hoarding.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY:
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau, The Social Contract (1762)
Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, What is Property? (1840)
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Peter Kropotkin,
The Conquest of Bread (1892)
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(2001)
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a New Urban World (2005)
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This video explores various liberal, socialist, leftist, neoliberal, conservative, anarchist, and communist, ideas and discussions around homelessness, housing, private property, and ownership of houses and land.
This video is not meant to be prescriptive. Instead, I would love for you to consider your own ideas surrounding this topic, and why you might value one concept or approach over another. Think about why you might consider the idea of owning land you don't live on, or housing you don't live, perfectly natural? Where did this idea come from? Do you think humans have always considered this a normal part of society? Why or why not?
This video is intended to be a discussion point.
What I do believe is that it is a perfectly attainable goal to house all members of our communities. And I think there would be many ways to go about that successfully.
I'd love to hear your thoughts!
I'm Bode (they/them), thanks for watching!
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That court house must have a lot of floors
Or exceedingly slow lifts
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I love that Robin Hood outfit! That you wear an archery glove makes my archer's heart flutter 💜
How long is this elevator ride lol. I loved this. Very entertaining. Sassing yourself was amusing and the characters and outfits were fire.looking respectful 👀
Love the message. Love the lewks.
I love that I only just discovered your channel yesterday, and yet on only day 2 of becoming a subscriber, you're already posting more content that is so fucking relevant to my life right now. I really appreciate the subjects you cover. I very much enjoy how you are so quirky & comica, while showing compassion and tact at the same time. I'm glad to be here!
The humor, the sources, the rhetorically brilliant and evidence backed arguments, the consideration and empathy for different perspectives, I knew that not subbing was not an option. Have my sub, my like, and the sincere wish that I could give more of both.
Also I love the costume designs so much; The makeup is great and the outfits are really well done! Now I have to go and show this to my brother!
Just found your channel and binged most of your videos. You're amazing. Ok bye now.
Arw thanks!
just started the green beard!! wow!!! ok i shall continue
Hell yeah! There is no housing crisis! I learned a lot. The distinction between personal and private property is important and a good way to leverage for houseless rights.
Yeah! Well, there is a housing crisis, but it’s not a matter of “oh there aren’t enough houses that’s so sad let’s build some more.” The housing crisis is manufactured, it’s by human design, it’s a moral, political, and ethical crisis rather than a resource scarcity. It’s a political decision.
This is so good and your Robin Hood make up is on flippin point!
I don't understand how this only got a couple hundred views.
Have you asked Thoughtslime to put you in the eyeball zone?
Thank you! Yeah I emailed Thought Slime last night. Here’s a-hoping🤞
Awesome video. Thank you.
This is an interesting Socratic dialogue and a great walkthrough of the arguments on this topic! I especially liked that it didn't end with one side "winning" over the other.
what a fantastic video!! i absolutely loved your use of quotes, and the little bits of some sort of personal history between the characters in the elevator. really adds a some nice spice to a very educational socratic debate
Serving A Look
Yo this some SPICY lore in this vid LMAO
Fantastic video. I'm so glad someone in one of the leftist groups I run with recommended your channel.
To answer your question, no you can't, for one I don't have one, secondly it's too big, third, where would you keep it? Inside of your house?
If it's the third can I live in your house if I build my own smaller house inside of it? Because I like both recursion and sleeping indoors. I'll even mow the carpet once a week.
Our comments get real weird after we've taken sleeping meds huh?
Least nobody reads them
Love this. Love, love, love it! I feel like I should be able to say something more pithy and meaningful but also I have heat exhaustion so just this is awesome.
Amazing
This video explores various liberal, socialist, leftist, neoliberal, conservative, anarchist, and communist, ideas and discussions around homelessness, private property, and ownership of houses and land.
This video is not meant to be prescriptive. Instead, I would love for you to consider your own ideas surrounding this topic, and why you might value one concept or approach over another. Think about why you might consider the idea of owning land you don't live on, or housing you don't live, perfectly natural? Where did this idea come from? Do you think humans have always considered this a normal part of society? Why or why not?
This video is intended to be a jumping off point for further discussion.
What I do believe is that it is a perfectly attainable goal to house all members of our communities, what I hope I've made clear in this video is we absolutely have the resources to do so. And I think there are many ways to go about that successfully.
I'd love to hear your thoughts!
I so love this. It just keeps getting better. Thanks for putting the hard fucking facts out here for people who might not have a clue about how bad this side of things are. Sadly, many just do not realize how much of a direct correlation there is between displaced families and the sick issues of capitalism. It SEEMS like an obvious conclusion to draw, but that's not necessarily the case, particularly for folks who have never experienced anything close to this kind of fear and despair. This shit is SO SERIOUS! Thank you, thank you, thank you. Again.
Woow that awesome
I can’t believe how few views and likes you get?? Your videos are so engaging and thought provoking!!! I love them sm :,,)c
Yes yes yes