To: Paul C. Jesup
My only difficulty with that is that there is a differential between what the government will pay you for land and what you could get for land on the private market. Also, there have been instances where the government will assess land at one value to maximize there ability to collect revenue, while they will then turn around and eminently domain the land for a lower price.
Resolving this difficulty could lead to a movement to abolish private real property, in order to stabilize the currency baseline.
64 posted on
02/01/2004 11:09:53 AM PST by
.cnI redruM
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To: .cnI redruM
Resolving this difficulty could lead to a movement to abolish private real property, in order to stabilize the currency baseline.
Which would lead to a armed revolution, in which case the house of cards still falls to the ground.
65 posted on
02/01/2004 11:12:31 AM PST by
Paul C. Jesup
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