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7/20/2025, 10:27:27 PM
Pros :
> Rich people (>10 millions £) continue to accumulate assets, making life really hard for families
> This kind of stuff already happened several times in history (see Gracchi brothers agrarian reforms), nothing new under the sun
> It's relatively easy to implement as this targets real estate or British mortgages (insert *my country* instead of Britain)
Cons :
> What's supposed to be a "wealth tax" on families with more than 10 millions of net assets will have a threshold of 9 millions the next year, 8 millions the year after ... and 50£ in 15 years
> Still no clear explanation of how this is supposed to be redistributed. Agrarian reforms were straighforward : land taken from the patricians and given to soldiers. Here we'll have a complex system to channel money into a dark hole without any material redistribution of the houses
> Rich people (>10 millions £) continue to accumulate assets, making life really hard for families
> This kind of stuff already happened several times in history (see Gracchi brothers agrarian reforms), nothing new under the sun
> It's relatively easy to implement as this targets real estate or British mortgages (insert *my country* instead of Britain)
Cons :
> What's supposed to be a "wealth tax" on families with more than 10 millions of net assets will have a threshold of 9 millions the next year, 8 millions the year after ... and 50£ in 15 years
> Still no clear explanation of how this is supposed to be redistributed. Agrarian reforms were straighforward : land taken from the patricians and given to soldiers. Here we'll have a complex system to channel money into a dark hole without any material redistribution of the houses
7/17/2025, 11:07:01 PM
Pros :
> Rich people (>10 millions £) continue to accumulate assets, making life really hard for families
> This kind of stuff already happened several times in history (see Gracchi brothers agrarian reforms), nothing new under the sun
> It's relatively easy to implement as this targets real estate or British mortgages (insert *my country* instead of Britain)
Cons :
> What's supposed to be a "wealth tax" on families with more than 10 millions of net assets will have a threshold of 9 millions the next year, 8 millions the year after ... and 50£ in 15 years
> Still no clear explanation of how this is supposed to be redistributed. Agrarian reforms were straighforward : land taken from the patricians and given to soldiers. Here we'll have a complex system to channel money into a dark hole without any material redistribution of the houses
> Rich people (>10 millions £) continue to accumulate assets, making life really hard for families
> This kind of stuff already happened several times in history (see Gracchi brothers agrarian reforms), nothing new under the sun
> It's relatively easy to implement as this targets real estate or British mortgages (insert *my country* instead of Britain)
Cons :
> What's supposed to be a "wealth tax" on families with more than 10 millions of net assets will have a threshold of 9 millions the next year, 8 millions the year after ... and 50£ in 15 years
> Still no clear explanation of how this is supposed to be redistributed. Agrarian reforms were straighforward : land taken from the patricians and given to soldiers. Here we'll have a complex system to channel money into a dark hole without any material redistribution of the houses
7/15/2025, 12:38:29 AM
Pros :
> Rich people (>10 millions £) continue to accumulate assets, making life really hard for families
> This kind of stuff already happened several times in history (see Gracchi brothers agrarian reforms), nothing new under the sun
> It's relatively easy to implement as this targets real estate or British mortgages (insert *my country* instead of Britain)
Cons :
> What's supposed to be a "wealth tax" on families with more than 10 millions of net assets will have a threshold of 9 millions the next year, 8 millions the year after ... and 50£ in 15 years
> Still no clear explanation of how this is supposed to be redistributed. Agrarian reforms were straighforward : land taken from the patricians and given to soliders. Here we'll have a complex system to channel money into a dark hole without any material redistribution of the houses
> Rich people (>10 millions £) continue to accumulate assets, making life really hard for families
> This kind of stuff already happened several times in history (see Gracchi brothers agrarian reforms), nothing new under the sun
> It's relatively easy to implement as this targets real estate or British mortgages (insert *my country* instead of Britain)
Cons :
> What's supposed to be a "wealth tax" on families with more than 10 millions of net assets will have a threshold of 9 millions the next year, 8 millions the year after ... and 50£ in 15 years
> Still no clear explanation of how this is supposed to be redistributed. Agrarian reforms were straighforward : land taken from the patricians and given to soliders. Here we'll have a complex system to channel money into a dark hole without any material redistribution of the houses
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