Am I hearing a return to a government elected by the land-owning men in the society?
For. It would incentivize me to actually buy some property.
Discussion
I find myself going back to the primary function of government being the setting of rules and defense of property rights violations and think those incentives generally align though the specifics I'm less opinionated on as it's seems directionally correct
I loved that section from The Law where he's talking about voting rights, and how it's quite the conundrum to have voters in a system that steals money via taxation and redistributes it.
Because then everyone ought to have a say in how their money is stolen and redistributed. So if we ever want limited voting ever again, we'd need to abolish the income tax and the fed at the least.
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