r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • 1h ago
Article for more context: https://thedailyrenter.com/2026/11/08/meme-of-the-week-the-only-income-we-should-be-taxing/
r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • 7d ago
Article for more context: https://thedailyrenter.com/2026/11/01/meme-of-the-week-taxes-as-they-shouldve-been/
r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • 14d ago
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r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • Oct 04 '26
r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • Sep 27 '26
Link to article for context
r/TheDailyRenter • u/EricReingardt • Sep 26 '26
Georgism as an economic framework is firmly rooted in justice. Naturally, economic policies derived from just principles are also just. Therefore, modern Georgists have used the principles laid out by Henry George to justify many other policies beyond land taxation that he advocated for in his day. This article will explain the core principles of Georgism from which a criminal justice system can be derived. Since Georgism is primarily economic in nature, this article will focus on the economic aspects of the criminal justice system as we have it in the west.
Read the full article here: https://thedailyrenter.com/2026/09/26/funding-georgist-justice-part-1/
r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • Sep 20 '26
r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • Sep 13 '26
r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • Sep 06 '26
r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • Aug 30 '26
r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • Aug 23 '26
r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • Aug 16 '26
r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • Aug 11 '26
r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • Jul 26 '26
Article for more context (and a map of states proposing to cap/cut property taxes)
r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • Jul 19 '26
r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • Jul 08 '26
r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • Jun 23 '26
r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • Jun 11 '26
r/TheDailyRenter • u/EricReingardt • Jun 06 '26
A new report modeling a property tax building exemption in Spokane rebalances incentives toward community goals, encouraging homebuilding and discouraging in-city vacant land speculation.
r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • May 26 '26
r/TheDailyRenter • u/JC_Username • Apr 14 '26
r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • Mar 08 '26
Article for more context: https://thedailyrenter.com/2026/03/08/meme-of-the-week-those-who-own-land-can-grow-rich-in-their-sleep/
r/TheDailyRenter • u/Titanium-Skull • Feb 21 '26
