Build houses or requisition churches?

[chatelot16]

the example of cars is not bad! subsidized to scrap a bunch of cars in good condition that it would have been better to let sell second hand

result it destroyed good cars while others had to spend a lot of money to keep much older cars in service

we are not going to requisition the cars of those who are lucky enough to have several ... but we could have avoided destroying good ones

worse this destruction it was be said to encourage the sale of new cars ... it helped the sale of foreign cars

requisition of unoccupied accommodation? it's not the right word! it is necessary that the state buys at a normal price the innocent housing and rents them correctly itself ... alas it would fall into its own trap! would understand that if these dirty owners are not able to properly rent the accommodation they have it is because of the fatra of norms and regulations that cannot be respected ... and it is the state that will find itself owner of housing outside standard that he too will be unable to set standards!

Finally, the state and the different local authorities already own a lot of buildings that they are unable to rent out.

[elephant]

Chatelot 16 said:

Renting each room in the barracks as an apartment leaving the communal toilet seems like another age ... but it might have been helpful to a lot of people! a room in a barracks with a tiny rent is better than nothing or a real flat too expensive we can not afford to pay

Yes, that's why there are so many homeless and homeless people in Belgium: it is no longer possible to have a roof over your head for 175-200 euros. You can only rent small accommodation if it meets standards: minimum rent 300 euros + charges.

We wanted to fight against the sleep merchants and the false homes (in Belgium, the occupation of the home is verified by the police) and here is the result.

[Gaston]

and it is the state which will find itself the owner of exceptional accommodation that it will also be unable to bring up to standard!

But he still has the possibility of exempting himself from the obligation to respect them ...