If the state were so keen to serve the interests of the public, it would have auctioned off this land already, regardless of whether a land value tax had popula

If the state were so keen to serve the interests of the public, it would have auctioned off this land already, regardless of whether a land value tax had popular support. I suppose I'm hoping that if people knew who really owned the country, and who would be the winners and losers of a LVT, there would be such strong support for one that it would be politically untenable to oppose it.