Let's stop pretending. Let's call this what it is.

The housing system wasn't designed to put roofs over our heads. It was designed to create a class of permanent, compliant debtors.

Banks profit from the interest you pay for 30 years. Your lifetime of work is their guaranteed revenue stream.

A person worried about their next mortgage payment is not a person who can easily demand change.

"Servitude" means being forced to work for another's benefit, with the threat of punishment if you stop. That is exactly what a mortgage becomes for so many.

You are told to be grateful for the "opportunity" to sign a document that chains you to a specific path for the next three decades.

This isn't an investment; it's a leash. You work to pay for the privilege of continuing to work.

We are forcing the next generation to inherit a life where "home" doesn't mean security—it means a 30-year sentence of obligatory labor.

We can reject the lie that this is freedom and build a system where a home is a right, not a reward for a lifetime of silent servitude.