Ontology and politics

Proper education about ontology and linguistics will help people understand politics better.
Think: If you find faults with any words, all words will not correspond to reality. Like, "this is not water, it has X or Y chemical in it." Like the Water Encyclopaedia says, there is no pure water in nature. Yet we talk about that. There are no perfectly free markets either, they're all on a spectrum. Now, with the universality of housing, i.e. how many people are housed or not, varies in any and every country. There is near-universal housing in Iceland, i.e. anyone who is not wanting to stay outside, will be housed. So how does universal housing not exist? It does exist. I'm literally living in such a society. It's never gonna mean any vandal will be provided a free house any time he burns his previous house down.
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O; Ontology; Politics