Are you entitled to live in a certain place with a certain lifestyle? If so, who ensures that?
Cross post from Colorado Accountability Project
The Sun article below profiles people who are living in an RV because they can’t afford a home.** As anyone who has read enough of the Sun could probably guess, the profile plays up the struggles of people who live in RV’s and, of course, details the horrible trials they go through. If the topic is of interest, give it a read.
What I want to touch on with this post is the question of whether or not you’re owed a particular way of life in a particular place. I would say you’re not, but the tone (and even words sometimes) of articles and people in this state make me wonder if perhaps others think you are.
Think about all the articles like the ones below that deal in how this or that could solve the housing crisis while allowing people here to live their best lives. Often, these solutions would also require some form of government intervention or help–either with money, relaxing rules, or suchlike.
As I sometimes do, I take the questions I have, the things I wonder about, and flip them inside out or turn them around in my head to look from a new angle.
Reader Recommended Business: URILUXE Aesthetics
