Comments by "Babu" (@Babu-kr3cr) on "Luxembourg: Poverty in Europe's wealthiest country | DW Documentary" video.

One in fifteen is a millionaire, yet people are all over the streets. Some people are somehow hoarding the resources so that others have nothing. People who have it good look at others as failures and losers who don't matter.
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The lady who runs the charities seems very committed, but the government really isn't. They can show up and eat with the poor and have a chat with one of them, but will policy change? The Grand Duke says, "Oh yes, lack of housing is an issue." Will he do anything about it? It is all symbolic that he and his wife show up to the soup kitchen. That is the most basic need of people. It is easy to fix. There is housing there. Put a ban on renovations that jack up the price. They don't all need luxury housing. The man and his son are making do with a room and are in danger of losing that. It isn't right. There has to be a limit on how much rents can increase. In the USA, if you are on rental assistance, rent can't go up more than 5% a year and only with approval from the Housing Authority. If you are going at market rate, then they raise the rent all they want.
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They don't need to build low-income housing. It is already there but keeps getting turned into luxury housing. They need tto halt the gentrification and just maintain the low-income housing that is there.
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