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>>135890403

Those dead eyes. That is a democrat as a man can get.

what's going on in that fakin nut is beyond me fellas

>>135890403
holy shit, this cuck. i can't even believe it.
I'm sure she's a hairy 300kg landwhale

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>>135890374
>George's proposal enables us to lower taxes on labor without raising taxes on capital. Indeed, it lets us lower taxes on both labor and capital at once, and without reducing public revenues.

> Georgist tax policy reconciles equity and efficiency. Taxing land is progressive because the ownership of land is so highly concentrated among the most wealthy,'8 and because the tax may not be shifted. It is efficient because it is neutral among rival land-use options: the tax is fixed, regardless of land use. This is one favourable point on which many modern economists actually agree, although they keep struggling against it

> Georgist tax policy contains urban sprawl, and its heavy associated costs, without overriding market decisions or consumer preferences, simply by making the market work better. land values are the product of demand for location; they are marked by continuity in space. That shows quite simply that people demand compact settlement and centrality. A well-oiled land market will give it to them.

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>>135890434
> Georgist tax policy creates jobs without inflation, and without deficits. "Fiscal stimulus," in the shallow modern usage, is a euphemism for running deficits, often with funny money. George's proposed land tax might be called, rather, "true fiscal stimulus". It stimulates demand for labor by promoting employment; it precludes inflation as the labor produces goods to match the new demand. It precludes deficits because it raises revenue. That is its peculiar reconciliatory genius: it stimulates private work and investment in the very process of raising revenue. It is the only tax of any serious revenue potential that does not bear down on and suppress production and exchange. As I have noted, George's fiscal policy takes two problems and composes them into one solution.

> George's land tax lets a polity attract people and capital en masse, without diluting its resource base. This is by virtue of synergy, the ultimate rationale for Chamber-of-Commerce boosterism. Urban economists like William Alonso have illustrated the power of such synergy by showing that bigger cities have more land value per head than smaller ones. (Land value is the resource base of a city.) Urbanists like Jane Jacobs and Holly Whyte have written on the intimate details of how this works on the streets. Julian Simon (The Ultimate Resource) philosophizes on the power of creative thought generated when people associate freely and closely in large numbers. Henry George made the same points in 1879

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>>135890498
>Georgist policies encourage the conservation of ecology and environment while also making jobs, by abating sprawl. It is a matter of focusing human activity on the good lands, thus meeting demands there and relieving the pressure to invade lands that are now wild and marginal for human needs. Sprawl in the urban environment is the kind most publicized, but there is analogous sprawl in agriculture, forestry, mining, recreation and other land uses and industries.
>Georgist policies strengthen public revenues while in the same process promoting economy in government. Anti-governmentalists often identify any tax policy with public extravagance. Georgist tax policy, on the contrary, saves public funds in many ways. By facilitating the creation of jobs it lowers welfare costs, unemployment compensation, doles, aid to families with dependent children and all that. It lowers jail and police costs, and all the enormous private expenditures, precautions, and deprivations now taken to guard against theft and other crime. Idle hands are not just wasted, they steal and destroy

>>135890363
that has to be the first nigger tweet i've ever seen that isn't written in web ebonics

>>135890363
Nigger

>>135890363
But niggers can't into logic... I've never seen one logically argue about anything, they just get mad and spout insults

>>135890279
unfortunately i live in a condo and don't have the room to grow much, so i live vicariously through cody's lab gardening

Gardening is awesome, especially if you've never done it before. It's amazing how shitty grocery store produce really is compared to what I grow myself.

I do mostly berries and fruit atm since my yard is pretty small, but holy crap my strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries are delicious.

You'll never want store bought again.

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Bump.

>>135890188
>France pushes for extremely harsh treaties after WWI, Lloyd George wanted more lenient treaties, as did Wilson
>Clemenceau wanted Germany to never be able to inflict damage on France again
>France and Belgium invade the Ruhr after Germany could not pay reparations, Britain opposes this. This contributes to German hyperinflation
>Hitler comes into power and remilitarizes the Rhineland
>France wants to stand up, but they could not because Britain refused
>Britain refuses to take action after the Anschluss, which opposes the Treaty of Versailles and Treaty of Saint Germain
>Britain Betrays Czechoslovakia to allow Germany to annex the Sudetenland
>Britain refuses to act after Germany occupies all of Czechoslovakia
Overall, the British people cannot be blamed for anything that occured after Chamberlain resigned, you can blame Churchill, who was evidently controlled by (((them))) You can't blame Britain for what initially happened, they evidently tried their hardest to prevent it, but when Churchill came into power, they became the bad side.

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>>135891724
Do you think (((they))) forced Chamberlain to resign?
I think Britain was sympathetic to Germany in the years leading up to the war, the former Prime Minister David Lloyd George visiting and basically sucking Hitler's cock and King Edward VIII seeming quite friendly towards the NatSoc cause.
>pic related
>Edward VIII giving the Roman salute with Nazis

>>135890118
Well they liked Palestinians so much
So we gave them some for themselves

>>135890118
The same thing that is happening to you now

>>135890118
Same thing that is happening to Germany Hans. Look around.

>>135890114
y tho

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>>135890114
>wanting ww3
>many whites die for no reason
>only jewish parasitic pedophiles and their pets benefit

Fuck off.

>>135890327
even if he vetod it, the sanctions would've passed anyway

>>135890113
it's just a sample brah. All you did was create the worst scenario possible from that sample. Gj on spreading lies and propaganda.

>>135890113
Depends where you live at my dude. wages and expenses vary.

Genetically Superior

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Ashes for the Anglo. You better fucking deliver btw.

>>135891324
They deserved Dresden tbqh

>>135889865
This made me giggle.

>>135889865
No, he's Italian.

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>>135890284

do the research yourself lazy nigger

he's literally your fucking president, learn to fucking read

>>135889828
Business man that retards thought was cool because he said some mean things about women who were already their enemy after they attacked their precious video games.

An imperfect man who, through his own actions and the missteps of his opponents, has become our only hope to cleaning our government of corruption. If he fails....