system
A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Ah yes because the average person struggling with rent is what you described not service and blue collar workers who work 40 hours a week.  It's almost like rent has risen at a much higher rate than wages have due to landlords purchasing land/ homes but keeping vacant to inflate the value of their property.
gpt
Don't blame landlords. blame government. Most cities make it virtually impossible to build new rental buildings, and rent control dwindles supply. Not to mention zoning, EPA and all the other nonsense anyone who wants to increase supply has to go through.

You (royal you not you in particular) have to be a moron to think landlords aren't going to act exactly as the government incentives them to act. 

Don't like it? Then the renter should move. You (again royal) do not have a right to live wherever you want.