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I hope they do try it. If they do, one of two thing will happen. Either it will fail dramatically, in which case the LVT muppets can finally shut up about it...
by gred 3y ago
I hope they do try it. If they do, one of two thing will happen. Either it will fail dramatically, in which case the LVT muppets can finally shut up about it... or it will succeed, all of our cities will migrate to this new utopian taxation scheme, and the LVT muppets can finally shut up about it.
- cosmojg 3y agoIndeed, I can't wait to shut up about this!
- huytersd 3y agoOr a third way which would be the most reasonable, if it succeeds only those cities that are derelict and need to turn things around would implement this.
- bigDinosaur 3y agoThere are many ways of implementing it and many reasons it may fail or succeed, but you've made your extreme bias clear. What was the purpose of your comment? To feel superior despite not having the slightest actual argument to present? Let me guess, you feel the same way about congestion taxes.
- s_dev 3y ago>LVT muppets You're attacking the person rather than the idea. Experiments are good, even if they fail to confirm a hypothesis because we can learn more. Sounds like your mind is made up before the experiment though.
- Tiktaalik 3y agoFolks already ventured the idea in Henry George’s own time and after then. For some weird reason (laziness?) no one is going back to see why in these cases the idea was repealed.
- adverbly 3y agoMuppet here :D It has been tried previously and had success. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=h59se33UCK4 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=h59se33UCK4
- jlhawn 3y agoHey! Have you met Ted Gwartney? He's great. I have the pleasure of serving with him on the board of Common Ground California.