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[[File: Socgeo.png]] [[Social Georgismball]] (Daughter)<br>|greatest_achievement = Created ''The Landlord's Game'' which was the original Monopoly board game!|gangs = Anti-Landlord Gang|song = ''Land monopoly must clear!''<br>|likes = Land Value Tax<br> |
[[File: Socgeo.png]] [[Social Georgismball]] (Daughter)<br>|greatest_achievement = Created ''The Landlord's Game'' which was the original Monopoly board game!|gangs = Anti-Landlord Gang|song = ''Land monopoly must clear!''<br>|likes = Land Value Tax<br> |
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Free Land, Free Trade, Free People<br>|dislikes = Not having LVT<br> |
Free Land, Free Trade, Free People<br>|dislikes = Not having LVT<br> |
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Landlords, Rent-seekers, Hereditary Peers<br>|definition = "Socialism but just for the Land only"|book = Progress and Poverty|country = United States|founder = Henry George}}'''Georgismball, '''not to be confused with [[File: Geolib.png]] [[Geolibertarianismball]],''' '''is an economically center-right, generally culturally center-left ideology that is typically placed in the lower middle of the political compass. |
Landlords, Rent-seekers, Hereditary Peers<br>|definition = "Socialism but just for the Land only"|book = Progress and Poverty|country = United States|founder = Henry George|year = 1879}}'''Georgismball, '''not to be confused with [[File: Geolib.png]] [[Geolibertarianismball]],''' '''is an economically center-right, generally culturally center-left ideology that is typically placed in the lower middle of the political compass. |
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He believes that there should only be one tax, being the land value tax. He views property rights as only extending to the properties of labor and capital, and since land is neither, it's free realestate. Though his main bit is only having one tax, he sometimes promotes a citizen's dividend and pollution taxes, as a treat. |
He believes that there should only be one tax, being the land value tax. He views property rights as only extending to the properties of labor and capital, and since land is neither, it's free realestate. Though his main bit is only having one tax, he sometimes promotes a citizen's dividend and pollution taxes, as a treat. |
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