>Ramp up the taxes and the incentive they have to fight the taxes will increase proportionally. Of course. The rich will fight tooth and nail to keep their ent

>Ramp up the taxes and the incentive they have to fight the taxes will increase proportionally. Of course. The rich will fight tooth and nail to keep their entitlements. Always have done, always will. >Why wouldn't they capture that just like they captured zoning? They would. However, zoning is an easier process to derail because it's more localized and easier to come up with plausible sounding bullshit reasons why something shouldn't happen. In politics you shouldn't attack the shield, you should go for the jugular. Also you could "fix zoning" and it would still be palliative at best if valuable land is ultimately still being hoarded. Property developer profits would be higher though.