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I think you mean "20 years after you die". That seems like a perfectly rational way to deal with people who want to be buried in their gold and jewels in a pyra
by lazyasciiart 2y ago
I think you mean "20 years after you die". That seems like a perfectly rational way to deal with people who want to be buried in their gold and jewels in a pyramid.
- kazinator 2y agoOK, so you can have your dad's piano for 20 years after he dies, after that it's public property.
- umbra07 2y agoSome people would surprisingly agree with that.
- kazinator 2y agoWell, yes; some people would agree with the stronger proposition of you not getting that piano, or not without paying some tax on it.
- lazyasciiart 2y agoHow on earth do you classify estate taxes as stronger than fixed term ownership?
- kazinator 2y agoI don't, but, I mean, when someone comes and takes some of your money, then it means you had a fixed term on owning that amount, which just came to an end. "Stuff taken away" is "stuff taken away", no matter what angle we take.
- Ray20 2y agoBecause they didn't have a father?