Good time to bug your MP

[speling bee]

So after about 10 pages of myself debunking all kinds of drivel is anyone going to concede there's merit to the idea?

Who knows whether there is or not? Nobody's explained it coherently yet.

[Robinho]

Well it's pretty simple. You pay a tax on the value of the land you own.

[sasguru]

So after about 10 pages of myself debunking all kinds of drivel is anyone going to concede there's merit to the idea?

We have given your idea the respect it deserves

Now a personal question if I may: why do you spend your time in your rental bedsit wanking over poorly understood economics books rather than losing your virginity?
You and AtW seem to be made from an identikit mould except that AtW is slightly more successful.

[sasguru]

Well it's pretty simple. .

A simpleton with a simple theory. There's a turn up for the books.

[speling bee]

Well it's pretty simple. You pay a tax on the value of the land you own.

And that explains it does it?

[speling bee]

OK then. What % of state income will come from the land tax?

[tractor]

So after about 10 pages of myself spouting all kinds of drivel is anyone going to concede there's merit to the idea?

So you got up this morning and saw that people can't be bothered educating you any more and thought 'I'll start it all off again'.

You didn't say how you are going to deal with pension company land ownership which is significant.

How much tax would you pay on 1 hectare given this year's PSBR?

[Robinho]

So you got up this morning and saw that people can't be bothered educating you any more and thought 'I'll start it all off again'.

You didn't say how you are going to deal with pension company land ownership which is significant.

How much tax would you pay on 1 hectare given this year's PSBR?

Actually it was me repeatedly educating you yesterday.

There could be some compensation scheme for people who own a lot of land. That would come under transitional problems.

Again the tax is based on the value of the land, so that would depend how valuable that hectare was.

[Mich the Tester]

Actually it was me repeatedly educating you yesterday.

There could be some compensation scheme for people who own a lot of land. That would come under transitional problems.

Again the tax is based on the value of the land, so that would depend how valuable that hectare was.

Yes, and how many people will the 'Transitional Problems Department' have to employ?

[tractor]

Actually it was me repeatedly educating you yesterday.

There could be some compensation scheme for people who own a lot of land. That would come under transitional problems.

Again the tax is based on the value of the land, so that would depend how valuable that hectare was.

No it would not. Pensioners would forever be forfeiting their income. That is not transitional.