America Can't Be Made Great Unless We Nationalize Housing

Abstract America has the highest costs of living, which is primarily due to spending half their money on housing and transportation costs. By nationalizing rental housing alone, a monthly budget of 44 billion dollars a month could be created to build new 3D printed developments that could be designed to cut housing and transportation costs in less than half. Argument: There is no single better way to get America out of debt and in a position to take back jobs better than nationalizing rental property and centralizing a development budget to create sustainable infrastructure that would make bringing our jobs homes feasible and make transportation in 3D printed smart cities far less expensive. Americans Know Jobs Are #1 The most important issue to Americans is job creation. Several polls prove Americans are on track with what we need. http://www.pollingreport.com... America Cannot Compete With Countries With A Lower Cost Of Living The number one reason why American jobs are sent overseas is foreigners have a lower cost of living and can sustainable take a lower wage. http://www.supplychaindigital.com... In order for America to compete with foreigners for these jobs, we need to lower our cost of living. The Cost Of Living For An American Is Known By How Americans Spend Their Money Cost of living for Americans can be broken down by how people spend their money. Housing is number one. Transportation related costs come in second highest bill. http://www.consolidatedcredit.org... http://www.marketwatch.com... Management and Development of Housing and Transportation Is Key To America’s Economic Answer There is no other way to lower the cost of living more significantly than to focus on the biggest bills Americans have and lower them: Housing and Transportation which combined take 50% of Americans paycheck. Micromanaging the Other Areas Will Only Bring Chump Change Savings In Cost Of Living and Require More Cost To Change Due To More Areas To Change Even if we focused on everything lower than health care: Misc., Entertainment, Cash Contributions, Apparel and Education we only have 18% to work with. Imagine cutting education and entertainment in half. It will be a horrible impact on our socio-economics and quality of life. We’d be stuck with a petty 9% cut of cost of living. Cutting Into Food Will Not Work It is fairly obvious to understand the huge problems that will manifest if we cut into food, insurance and healthcare. 45 million Americans are justifiably getting food stamps. https://www.rt.com... Without this supplement, the ability to look for work with be affected. An employer is not going to tolerate someone that is not energized to one’s job. Food is the only thing that does that. Additionally, lack of nutrition causes health problems. 33 million Americans still don’t have health care, even after the efforts to try to get everyone affordable health care. https://fivethirtyeight.com... The lack of health care leads to worse medical conditions, uneployment and disability. The exact opposite of what the country needs: a working population that is the only solution to fixing the economy. We won’t be cutting food costs anytime soon. In fact, they should go up, because we need to eat healthier to lower our overall costs. A working population needs to be fueled by organic foods that hold proven long term health promise vs. conventional chemical sprayed crops and gmo foods that threaten our health and environment and economy. Humans have lived on an organic diet for tens of thousands of years. That diet fueled human beings during evolution and put them at the top of the intelligence and food chain. Gmo’s are new, chemical soaked foods that are engineered for short term corporate profits, not human health. What good is bringing home jobs with everyone will be out of work with cancers and organ damage after eating gmo poisons for decades. It will be an economic catastrophe and cripple our health care system. It will not go away for generations because of it’s catastrophic gene altering impact on our offspring. http://www.gmo.news... http://www.onegreenplanet.org... http://articles.mercola.com... Cutting Into Healthcare Will Not Work Even if Trump were to pull the perfect solution out of his red hat and manage health care on par with how well other countries we won’t get much of a cut in cost of living. 8% is how much Americans spend on Healthcare. We spend 1.5 half times of most countries on average. We’d get a petty 3% cost in living cut. http://www.pbs.org... By Deduction We Are Left With Housing And Transportation That Hold The Highest Promise For Cutting Cost Of Living This leaves us with housing and transportation, the biggest bills with the biggest potential for lowering the cost of living without creating catastrophe. As far as transportation goes, we can slap all the tariffs we want on foreign imported autos, like Trump plans. http://www.telegraph.co.uk... This doesn’t change the fact that German cars are more in demand and Americans will be paying for a car of lesser quality for the same price just to create a tariff to help our economy. Saving car manufacturing from going to Mexico, still creates a problem because American cost of living is higher than Mexico and means cars will be more expensive. America is 18th highest cost of living in the world. Mexico 112th on the list. https://www.numbeo.com... While America may force it’s jobs homes, other countries will still invest and create a product like our own that will be far cheaper. In the end, if we don’t lower our cost of living at the same time we bring our jobs home, we submit to loss, because they will defeat us in capitalist game of price. In order to compete, we must submit to lowering our cost of living. Competition is out of the question really. We first must sustain ourselves by making enough of our own products to stop the trillions in increasing debt. 3D printed housing can be done at less than half the cost. Can be built in less than half the time of conventional homes. This lowers the cost of living for housing by over half. With careful design Americans could get a 20% drop in cost of living by dedicating housing development to this proven new technology. http://inhabitat.com... Rental contracts bring up the cost of living, causing renters collectively to pay for properties several times over in their life. 20 Trillion in foreign debt can buy a lot of rental properties, guaranteeing a slave-like servitude of eternal debt for Americans to foreigners. These homes are paid for several times over, causing the cost of living to be artificially and unnecessarily high for those in disadvantaged socio-economic classes. The answer is to nationalize all rental properties by giving people their fair share of collective equity they have applied the American rental infrastructure. This will obviously lower the cost of living. It will also allow development funds to be centralized creating the opportunity for the biggest infrastructure development budget possible. 43,701,738 people rent in America.http://www.nmhc.org... If even just an average of $100 from each rental were were centralized for development, we’d get a month development budget of 44 billion. In one month, 9 million of the simple Chinese 3d printed model homes could be built. These homes would be easy to pay for, lower the cost of living because they’ll be owned by the occupants. These new cities can be designed around the idea to lower transportation costs. Studies have been done that show the inefficient design in transportation forces people to waste several hours of their time in traffic and costs them thousands of dollars. https://smartasset.com... Taking into consideration what works and what doesn’t from these studies creates the opportunity to build a smart city with far better transportation efficiency than any existing city. Our second highest bill will be lowered and again the cost of living will have a bigger cut than any other change we could make. Lowering our cost of living will allow us to bring jobs home. The wages can be lowered without lowering the quality of life for Americans. This will make all American’s life better because the price of the product will go down. The price of the product will give us a better advantage in international trade. America’s situation will not be micromanaged into health. Focusing on the smallest things will not do it for us. To really live up to Making America Great Again, we must think huge. We need to think incredible. We have to build something amazing. When you go hunting, and your population is starving for a big answer, you go at the biggest beast in the forest. Housing and transportation are those beasts.