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The abscence of landlords does not preclude the existence of housing. The house would still be there if there wasn’t a landlord attached to it.

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You’re ignoring apartment blocks and similar high density developments.

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I don’t follow, are you suggesting it’s impossible to own a single apartment in a block? As someone who lives in an apartment I own without owning the entire building, I can tell you that’s definitely false. You don’t need a landlord to make high density housing to work.

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So nobody owns the building?

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Before landlords we all just lived under trees for shelter from the rain. Cooperative housing doesnt and never existed.

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Most of the people I know live in a Housing cooperative. I can’t be assed to fact check but I’ll bet it’s the most common form of housing in Sweden.

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This is objectively false.

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I think it was sarcasm ;)

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No it would just be a piece of land. The landlord bought the Land and built the house, without the landlord, it would be land owned by the government or a realty company.

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In many cases, landlords buy already built houses and rent them out. The solution is to remove the landlord and give the house to the resident.

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Free land and house, what kind of thinking is that?

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