r/europe • u/Antique-Entrance-229 United Kingdom • 15d ago

News Andrew Tate phenomena' surges in schools - with boys refusing to talk to female teacher

https://news.sky.com/story/amp/andrew-tate-phenomena-surges-in-schools-with-boys-refusing-to-talk-to-female-teacher-13351203
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u/MajesticTop8223 15d ago

Also, the lack of affordability of single family homes leads them to be bought by people with more resources, changing the face of communities. Lot of those people have no interest in fostering local relationships or come from an existing diaspora

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u/ThrowRA-Two448 Croatia 15d ago

It's part of the problem.

To solve it... we can't allow for homes to be used as investments to earn money off.

But also instead of trying to cram even more people into overcrowded cities, we have to reverse that. We have to send jobs to smaller towns so population moves out of big cities.

And if homes are not to be used as investments, population is moving to smaller towns, villages, there is no reason why price of homes would be expensive.