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Just when you think the Dutch government couldn’t get any more unjust and tyrannical, they up their game and take things to a whole new level. After they successfully destroyed the farmers’ land rights, it looks like they’re now gunning for the everyday folks.

They’ve cooked up a crazy new housing law that lets local governments tell homeowners who they can sell their houses to… but here’s the kicker: the house has to be sold to people who are in a lower income bracket.

Basically, the government is now dictating who you can sell your property to. And the worst part? They’re forcing you to sell at a lower price because the folks buying are from a “less advantaged group.” This is the global progressive movement at its most dangerous.

Dutch jouralist Eva Vlaarding said this in her fiery tweet:

Now that the totalitarian Dutch government learned they can effectively crack down on our farmers’ property rights, they’re coming after ordinary citizens next:

An insane new Housing Act will allow municipalities to force homeowners to sell their homes ONLY to people with a lower to middle income.

In other words, the government decides who you can sell your own home to and would force you to accept a lower price than the market value, because a “marginalised group” would be making an offer.

How can we even still say we have property rights, when this is our reality? We’re not “losing our rights” we’re straight up already living in a neo-feudal system. Wake the hell up, people.

Give just a smidge of authority to these global government types, and before you know it, they’ve snagged all your rights right from under your nose.

RTL News (via Google Translate):

The new Housing Act of Minister Hugo de Jonge allows municipalities to force homeowners to sell their homes only to people with a lower or middle income. The law must ensure that this group also has a chance of buying a house.

This concerns owner-occupied homes up to 355,000 euros, the AD writes. These may no longer be sold to just anyone. Instead, the municipality can force a house below this price to go to a buyer with a middle or low income.

It is currently often difficult for lower incomes to bid on the tight owner-occupied market against people who have more to spend.

Ownership right

Although a parliamentary majority has already supported the law, the amendment to the law can be called controversial. The newspaper writes that government parties VVD and D66 consider the law an infringement of the property rights of homeowners.

Soon it may happen that a house may only be sold to a buyer who offers less money. D66 member Faissal Boulakjar: “What if you want to get rid of your house quickly because of a divorce? Then you have to go through all kinds of hoops of the municipality.”

And here’s how this stupid new law will likely cause a massive housing crisis down the road.

In addition, the Council of State has already warned that the new law could actually drive up house prices. Because if you sell your house for an amount above 355,000, you do not have to take this law into account.

And the Dutch people can say goodbye to beautifully restored rentals. Everyone will be living in a shanty town by the time the government is done.

In addition, large buyers can also be banned by law. Now it happens that project developers buy up cheap apartments and turn them into expensive rental homes. But with this law they can be banned.

In addition to the fact that the law will apply to owner-occupied homes, municipalities will soon be able to set more requirements for new homes and rental homes. For example, people with certain occupations that are in short supply, such as teachers and police officers, can be given priority over a house.

However, municipalities are not allowed to require a housing permit for all owner-occupied homes. This is only allowed for half of the owner-occupied homes. It is also not allowed if sellers make a loss on their home as a result.

This whole “Great Reset” thing is playing out pretty smooth across the pond. Don’t be surprised if something like this lands on our American doorstep sooner than we think.

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