How can you enforce equality without someone at the top ensuring that the property rights of the rich were being trodden on?

Err…yeah? All you’ve shown is that Labour MPs with London homes could now sell their homes for a lot of money (due to substantial inflation). Not sure this really says anything about your core point (their willingness to tackle inequality).

Actually no. The rising inequality has been masked by redistributionary spending and the rise of two-income households.

Given redistribution is being cut back on, things are getting worse, rapidly.

Also, plenty of other EU countries have large renter classes who are quite happy, like Germany – the problem is our specific law there, not the concept in the first place. (And also 34 years of insufficient house building)

Ah yes, the inferior people narrative. (Based, of course, of parental wealth)

What? The greens are massively stateist.

Let’s see…this is LFF. You don’t even watch where you’re posting.

Now that’s funny!

Wah, wah, some people not on the far right have cash, can’t be allowed!

You mean some Tories are as rich as Hilary Benn?

http://tinyurl.com/k3aacdm

So his household earns £330,000 per year, he has money from the sale of a house (which appreciated outside of his control) and lives in a house which has also substantially gone up in value.

That makes it a bit unclear whether or not he is a millionaire, but it certainly seems substantially different from many of the Tory millionaires in Government.