What kind of Libertarianism is correct?

>hey guys, let's take the shittiest parts of libertarianism and socialism and make a new ideology out of it!

It's like libertarianism is politics for high school kids with Asperger's, and geolibertarianism is for the kids the first group gives wedgies to behind the gym.

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>>135580761
>thinks Land is the same thing as a factory
lurk more

>>135580521
What does it do to subsistence farmers, aka the last vestige of the white race?

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>>135581961
Lindy Davies discusses that criticism here:
https://youtu.be/ey4ng7nvxyE?t=6m4s

>>135583420
Seems neat. I always thought something along the lines of this is what makes me most sense, since the concept of taxing income and capital gains is what's bothered me.

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>>135583947
Exactly. By taxing human labor we are being deincentivized from making capital; capital is created by human labor. So when we tax a property more because the owner put his sweat, capital, and risk into it to build a house we are actually punishing his fruits that the community gets to enjoy.
It's why we see so many vacant lots today; the owners are not only not pressured to make that land productive, they are actually pressured to make it as unproductive as possible!
This, of course, is what results in Urban Sprawl and inefficient societies/economies.
https://youtu.be/lrClVfO4CpM?t=15m08s

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