Fuedalism It’s called feudalism, but worse because the bank doesn’t have an obligation to protect you from Vikings
Polymarket
 @Polymarket
Nov 8
BREAKING: Trump announces 50 year mortgages are coming soon.

Nov 9, 2025 · 5:13 AM UTC

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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
Would a vassal own the land after 50 years? And besides, in the coming neo-feudalism pure capital is more likely to serve the role that land served in feudalism classic.
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
Feudalism but without the reciprocal obligations or Christianity
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
Even peasants were assumed to own their family homes outright.
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
Your blonde is showing! 500k house bought in 1975 is worth between 4.4 and 8.4 million today. The 50 year mortgage gets thousands out of Potter’s rental property and sets them on a course for home ownership and wealth accumulation.
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
Let’s see how they role it out first.
Ry
 @ryjlocal
Nov 9
Before we see the full policy on the 50 year mortgage: Francisco Franco ran an incredibly successful housing reform program that incorporated these instruments. It had to be done tactically and in tandem with new builds, but it worked. Let’s see how they decide to roll this out first.
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
We will have Feudalism squared. Property feudalism like you mention And techno-feudalism. where the capital owners own AI, robots and big tech systems that generate all the profits and control every industry and country.
Replying to @AuronMacintyre
No, feudalusm was much much better. A feudal serf had dramatically more control and real possession of property than we do today. Even if he didn't technically "own" it.
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
The Vikings have been replaced by beaners.
Replying to @AuronMacintyre
It’s called getting into a house then busting your ass off to pay it off early. Sadly, most young adults have zero ability to adult.
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
I am literally praying for Vikings right now. Can you imagine? So many problems solved.
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
Yes, 30 year is the American Dream and 50 year is feudalism. That is how it works. Lol
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
Brutal
Replying to @AuronMacintyre
50-year mortgages enables a significantly larger pool of borrowers to qualify for higher loan amounts, thereby increasing market demand, driving up home prices and ultimately offsets the intended affordability benefits, independent of the substantial feudal interest costs involved. Lengthening mortgage terms has already been ONE primary factor in home prices exceeding the rate of inflation.
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
All my life I have taken the longest loan period possible with lower payments so I could double up on payments. I have paid off a dozen loans over the years MUCH earlier by having a longer loan period. I think it's a solid strategy.
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
Bad take. 1) This lowers the cost of entry into home ownership. 2) You can accelerate pay down like any other loan. 3) Most people move in 5-10 years and can build equity in the meantime. 4) You can refinance if your income goes up.
Replying to @AuronMacintyre
Oh, you mean they import the Vikings.
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
💯feudalism by usury. A formal sin for 1900 years AD.
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
Modern serfs with zero Viking protection, what a deal.
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre @majur_56
No they just invite more Vikings in so they can take our mortgages as well
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre @AgitpropMaster
Sounds like an environment ripe for vikings.
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
The bank will sell you to the Vikings. That is the plan
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
If they did, I'd be all for it.
Replying to @AuronMacintyre
Eventually something has to be done about the usury itself. This isn't sustainable.
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
Aaron hates it! That means he thinks it might help people buy homes. And that means I support it!
Replying to @AuronMacintyre
In b4 Auron notices the Auron (tm) typo
Replying to @AuronMacintyre
You could say the same thing about any form of usury.
Replying to @AuronMacintyre
So become a Viking, so to speak…
Replying to @AuronMacintyre
You don’t have an obligation to protect the bank. Write that down.
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
House ownership is feudalism. Let them at least achieve peasantry.
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Vikings in this situation being brown people…
Replying to @AuronMacintyre
Basically
Bob Johnson
 @realBob_Johnson
Nov 9
Banks thinking about 50 year mortgages:
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
I would love to lock in a mortgage where the interest rate is lower than the rate of money supply expansion
Replying to @AuronMacintyre
Got a better solution?
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GIF
Replying to @AuronMacintyre
That’s okay. The lights will go out soon and all those electronic databases will disappear in the blink of an eye because nobody has paper records anymore.
Replying to @AuronMacintyre
The Vikings would be more reasonable and humane.
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Replying to @AuronMacintyre
Optional Feudalism, you can still get a 15 year bruv.
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