Oh here we go...
Can't comment on anything that impacts me? (Even though it also impacts many thousands of others if not more).
Have a proper discussion instead of going for the cheap shot.
Ok, here's the point... The very structure of your argument separated out renters as less important, or arguably 2nd class to mortgage holders. If you had them on the same footing then instead of writing it as:
Yes I know, and I disagree with it because it's discriminatory - only impacts people with mortgages (and knock on to renters), likely more recent buyers also who have larger mortgages left.
You would have written it similar to:
Yes I know, and I disagree with it because it's discriminatory - only impacts people with mortgages (likely more recent buyers also who have larger mortgages left) and also renters as landlords push increases onto them.
So your bias is either deliberate or its not. Given your posting history, its likely the former.
On your point, which in itself is wrong - it doesn't
ONLY affect mortgage holders or "renters as a knock on". As an example - raising interest rates can stop businesses from investing including expansion and can also result in job losses. This will affect mortgage holders and renters but also others like their children who may be plunged into poverty with their parent(s) out of work.
So, yes, I did call you out on it. Say its a "cheap shot" all you want but your post reinforces the fact that you focus solely on your own situation (to the point of narrowing it even further by mentioning "more recent buyers" which is essentially your situation) and anyone else's differing situation didn't get a look in.
That do you for a "proper discussion"?