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You did not answer - you listed my options and I was asking for the reaction of the collective. Because I know that functional illiteracy is becoming a serious
by luciusdomitius 5y ago
You did not answer - you listed my options and I was asking for the reaction of the collective. Because I know that functional illiteracy is becoming a serious problem, I'll do my best to help you: "How exactly are they going to limit my options to those, what are they going to do specifically?"
- TuringNYC 5y agoSpecifically, the township would put a property tax lien on your property. Eventually, the liens would pile up and your property would have so many liens you'd have no value left in your house. Then the township would take you to court to enforce their right to collect the judgements. At that point, you'd most likely be forced to move out. The township would sell your home to recover the tax liens and judgements. A sheriff would forcibly remove you from your home in such cases. Presumably, you could buy another home in the same township, and go thru all the above processes again. OR you could choose one of the original options given by a parent post: 1. Go to town hall and influence decisions 2. Exit township, find one that you agree with 3. Bear with it and stay in the township.
- anonfornoreason 5y agoSo, violence?
- luciusdomitius 5y ago" A sheriff would forcibly remove you from your home in such cases." So, this is your "non-violent" collectivism? Thank you very much. This is all I needed to hear.