The drone surveillance of our house today is a shameful incident, yet doesn’t shock us, with the kind of surveillance state that we live in. The drone hovered at our window level till we started video recording it, and then the drone went erratically up and away, when the drone operator realised we were recording it. Even if the @MMRDAOfficial claims it was doing a survey of BKC, but by not informing the, how many people’s homes they have looked into? When the EC refuses footage of public voting booths, to protect women from privacy concerns, here the drone operator is peeping into our window, and later MMRDA says for the whole of BKC. No other government agency, globally, would be able to justify such police state actions under the name of “survey”.

🚨 A drone was caught peeping into our residence this morning and when the media learnt about it, the @MMRDAOfficial is saying it was a survey being done for BKC with permission of the Mumbai Police. Okay. ⚠️ What survey allows you to peep inside homes and fly out quickly when spotted? ⚠️ Why weren’t residents informed? ⚠️ Is MMRDA only doing surveillance of our house for entire BKC? ⚠️ The MMRDA should rather get on the ground and focus on the sham of its work, like the MTHL (Atal Setu) which is an example of its corruption. ⚠️ Also if the Police gave it permission, why weren’t residents informed?

We don’t need 50-year mortgages. The U.S. already has $13.1 trillion in mortgage debt, a record high. Ban hedge funds from buying homes.

A 50-year mortgage is a horrible idea. I don’t see how that helps the problem. Ban Blackrock from buying homes, maybe?

A 50 year mortgage is a literal lifetime of debt slavery.

We now live in a society where more debt is the “solution” to everything: Can’t afford basic necessities? Take on more debt. Can’t pay your tuition? Take on more debt. Can’t afford to buy a home? Take on more debt. Can’t keep inflation under control? Take on more debt. Can’t run the government efficiently? Take on more debt. There’s a reason why consumer sentiment is now below 2008 levels. Our society is drowning in debt.