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How ironic that a campaign with "free land" in the slogan treated land as a public commodity and sought to make land the entire basis of the government's tax in
by zdragnar 3y ago
How ironic that a campaign with "free land" in the slogan treated land as a public commodity and sought to make land the entire basis of the government's tax income.
- letmeinhere 3y agoOnly ironic to those whose concept of "freedom" is "private and enclosed".
- zdragnar 3y agoIf your idea is that free means that it is something the government taxes, then I don't think I'd care for what the other two parts of the slogan (free speech and free men) might mean. If you mean "free use" then land and speech are okay, but I still don't like the idea being applied to people.