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> then everyone with the means to do so will leave and the tax base collapses. This answers it. thanks. > I guess in the grand scheme of things it doesn't rea
by spyckie2 6y ago
> then everyone with the means to do so will leave and the tax base collapses.
This answers it. thanks.
> I guess in the grand scheme of things it doesn't really matter if some nonviable communities die while others grow/start, but you probably wouldn't want that to happen to your community.
This is the exact moral sentiment I was considering as well.