Has private property had it's day? Corbyn caused a bit

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Has private property had it's day?

Corbyn caused a bit of a uproar when he merely suggested letting victims of the Grenfall disaster live in billionaires homes for a bit. The argument for making the victims sleep in the street "But it is their property, they should have the right to do or not do what they want with this" this is just ridiculous. I believe the hard working men that laid the bricks to build the house have more right to it than some bit of a paper with some chaps name on it.

Ultimately we need to work towards the abolition of private property, how can we say we believe in equality when rich people own nice things and poor people are loaned crap things by the state?