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When Destruction is Good

Destruction has a negative connotation, but in fact, destruction can be a good thing. For example, since January 2020, much

Housing advocates are increasingly demanding more affordable housing for low-income individuals and families. They are doing this under the guise

In any discussion regarding public policy, we must consider the full context. In regard to affordable housing, the full context

Housing advocates are increasingly calling for laws to protect the rights of tenants. But the fact is, tenants have always

In recent years, it has grown increasingly popular to attack real estate investors. Whether they are flippers, landlords, or developers,

Across the country, a coalition of property owners and political activists are trying to stop economic development in certain neighborhoods.

When cases of COVID-19 began to rise in March, governments responded to the crisis by ordering businesses to close. When

Material values must be created. And to create material values, individuals must be virtuous. They must adhere to certain moral