So, there would be a constant fight over the rate and who sets it, AND it would vary EVERYWHERE, I'm out!SJConspirator » 24 Nov 2022, 11:21 pm » wrote: ↑ the problem is, people hear land tax and they immediately think of some outrageously oppressive government.
But we already tax land, arbitrarily. LVT would simply put the taxation at the level of demand for that land.. as you said, guided by the hand of the market, not by whims of politicians and beaurocrats.
Your problem, not mine.Cannonpointer » 26 Nov 2022, 2:23 am » wrote: ↑ Incorrect, ****.
Texas and Florida have CLEARLY surpassed California in "getting it right," as evidenced by their lack of annual looting and pillaging sprees by the of-colored community, you fapping blufftard.
CALIFORNIA is the state that cannot manage to stop behaving in a systemically racist fashion, as evidenced by its riot season. It is joined by the other white supremacist havens, Oregon and Washington. In contrast, Idaho appears to have an extremely complacent Niagara community.
When you **** fruitcakes on the left coast sort out how to keep your Naugahydes happy, as Texas and Florida manifestly have done, then you, too, can enjoy riotless Summers. Until then, racist - STOP PROJECTING your white supremacy onto others, and get busy figuring out how to deal with your Africanized Americans equitably - with freedom and justice for all.
Idiots moving there should have checked out their property taxes 1st then.Cannonpointer » 25 Nov 2022, 5:28 pm » wrote: ↑ Yeah - Californians are fleeing to those area.
It appears they would rather be SHOT in Texas or Florida than be mugged and hivved and systematically discriminated against in California.
People leave to avoid the high taxes and race riots.
Maybe you should focus on ending systemic discrimination, and let the mathematorians work out the taxes, Princess.
"The regular joes who would eat it are the guys who have the pleasure of owing a city home with a double lot. It would suck for them. Take the example above. Their land tax would got to 1800 plus 210 for the house. They would have to make a decision: eat the higher taxes, or do something with the lot. Sell it, build on it, or stop paying the tax and let the city eventually seize it."Cannonpointer » 26 Nov 2022, 2:04 am » wrote: ↑ Both of these propositions are false. If valuations are "arbitrary" under LVT - and they most certainly are not, - then they are already arbitrary under real estate taxes. Therefore, no harm is done in this regard by switching to LVT.
Regarding your claim that I "think" an acre is "too much property," are you referring to ranches? Football stadiums? Too much property for WHAT, you ridiculous buffoon? And for WHOM, you ridiculous buffoon?
I can assure you that I anticipate the compounds of families like the Kennedys will be larger than the yards of average retirees living on a pension. The very idea that I have commented on how large some unknown stranger's parcel ought to be is ***-pulled and laughable, you simple ****.![]()
Describe universal constant that equally separates each reproduction in this atmosphere, now? It is possible to do it with two words.supraTruth4 » 27 Nov 2022, 1:31 am » wrote: ↑ So, there would be a constant fight over the rate and who sets it, AND it would vary EVERYWHERE, I'm out!
supraTruth4 » 27 Nov 2022, 1:38 am » wrote: ↑ Idiots moving there should have checked out their property taxes 1st then.
You managed a copy paste, fruitcake.supraTruth4 » 27 Nov 2022, 1:45 am » wrote: ↑ "The regular joes who would eat it are the guys who have the pleasure of owing a city home with a double lot. It would suck for them. Take the example above. Their land tax would got to 1800 plus 210 for the house. They would have to make a decision: eat the higher taxes, or do something with the lot. Sell it, build on it, or stop paying the tax and let the city eventually seize it."
Cannonpointer » 27 Nov 2022, 12:26 pm » wrote: ↑ You managed a copy paste, fruitcake.
Tell the board - are you taking issue with your OWN OP, you stupid **** amoeba?
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Other than the FACT that you already admitted that you lie, how can you now back out of the fact that you lied when you said you don't have a hard-on for those who own a "double lot," PudMouth?Cannonpointer » 27 Nov 2022, 12:26 pm » wrote: ↑ You managed a copy paste, fruitcake.
Tell the board - are you taking issue with your OWN OP, you stupid **** amoeba?
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Only because their property values are higher, PudMouth.Cannonpointer » 27 Nov 2022, 12:23 pm » wrote: ↑ Lol. Cali voters had to prop 13 their **** leaders - and their taxes are STILL higher than red states.
Cuz SOMEONE has to pay the welfare.
& where is this "institutional racism?"Cannonpointer » 25 Nov 2022, 4:14 pm » wrote: ↑ Yes - they are. Those other states WILL welcome them, as you say, when Cali chases them off.
You are correct.
They are also welcome to avoid the woke silliness - race riots, looting, killing.
If California would just stop being institutionally racist, you would not have the race riots. Look at Florida, Texas and Nevada. MORE blacks per capita - no race riots, because they do not practice institutional racism against their of-colored citizens.
You will never admit contextual intellectual facts never address the whole evolving content thing entirely.supraTruth4 » 01 Dec 2022, 5:26 am » wrote: ↑ Other than the FACT that you already admitted that you lie, how can you now back out of the fact that you lied when you said you don't have a hard-own for those who own a "double lot," PudMouth?
absolutely not. Your mentality cannot define a specific universe, so how the hell can it define a single universal tax abatement on buildings that deteriorate from weather, and people abuse.TB7 » 01 Dec 2022, 7:23 am » wrote: ↑ HOW ABOUT A UNIVERSAL TAX ABATEMENT ON BUILDINGS?
A “universal property tax abatement” would reduce the tax rate applied to all privately created building values. This should be well-received by almost everybody. This would benefit existing homeowners and businesses as well as newcomers. The message fits with widespread anti-tax sentiment.
Under the traditional property tax, the responsible owner of a well-maintained home pays more tax than the owner of an adjacent vacant lot or boarded-up building. Yet, the cost of maintaining streets, sidewalks and utility pipes adjacent to these properties is the same. The snowplow doesn't lift its blade as it passes the vacant lot. All these properties are receiving the same infrastructure benefits. Why punish the responsible homeowners while rewarding speculators?
Thanks Einstein.omh » 01 Dec 2022, 7:52 am » wrote: ↑ absolutely not. Your mentality cannot define a specific universe, so how the hell can it define a single universal tax abatement on buildings that deteriorate from weather, and people abuse.
I debunked Einstein's relative theory, so I am not comparing myself to Einstein denying real time. I have come to understanding simple compounding results be it economic theories or ancestral progression within this ever changing population of a species never duplicating a previous ancestor since inception twice.
supraTruth4 » 01 Dec 2022, 5:26 am » wrote: ↑ Other than the FACT that you already admitted that you lie, how can you now back out of the fact that you lied when you said you don't have a hard-own for those who own a "double lot," PudMouth?
Bwahaha!! Your link is a PILE OF ****.supraTruth4 » 01 Dec 2022, 5:34 am » wrote: ↑ Only because their property values are higher, PudMouth.
https://www.rocketmortgage.com/learn/pr ... s-by-state
16 California 0.76%
17 New Mexico 0.80%
18 Mississippi 0.81%
19 Virginia 0.82%
20 Montana 0.84%
21 North Carolina 0.84%
22 Indiana 0.85%
23 Kentucky 0.86%
24 Florida 0.89%
25 Oklahoma 0.90%
26 Georgia 0.92%
27 Missouri 0.97%
28 Oregon 0.97%
29 North Dakota 0.98%
30 Washington 0.98% $
31 Maryland 1.09%
32 Minnesota 1.12%
33 Alaska 1.19%
34 Massachusetts 1.23%
35 South Dakota 1.31%
36 Maine 1.36%
37 Kansas 1.41%
38 Michigan 1.54%
39 Ohio 1.56%
40 Iowa 1.57%
41 Pennsylvania 1.58%
42 Rhode Island 1.63%
43 New York 1.72%
44 Nebraska 1.73%
45 Texas 1.80%
You stupid? You don't know how this works, you retard?