Originally posted by AThousandYoungOf course without their non residential property, they'll be richer, or buy property offshore. You will punish, not the rich, but those who work for them.
Tax them even if they own them outright; especially if they own them outright. Taxing property in my eyes is not for the purpose of making it hard to pay the mortgage. Land ownership is one of the exploits of our system. As with any game, don't punish people who find the exploits, but close the loopholes when you find them. Paris can stay rich, bu ...[text shortened]... mutalisks were overpowered in starcraft; nobody wanted to play the game until it was patched.
Originally posted by AThousandYoungI've stayed at Hilton hotels, played chess tournaments in them. No force involved. I did so entirely voluntarily and enjoyed my time there.Also, people as rich as Hilton often own their houses outright.
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Houses? Hotels and resorts is more accurate in that family.
http://www3.hilton.com/en/index.html
Originally posted by AThousandYoungThey already have a higher property tax on investment properties in most states. Even blood red ones like South Carolina. The tax doubled after it became rental property.
Tax properties that aren't the owner's primary home. This will hit people like Paris Hilton and not the peasants.
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Originally posted by normbenignThen tax whoever buys the property.
Of course without their non residential property, they'll be richer, or buy property offshore. You will punish, not the rich, but those who work for them.
I'm just trying to get landowners to pay for the extensive government services they enjoy which support their "ownership" of land and buildings.
Originally posted by AThousandYoungI am pretty certain Paris didn't have a clue I was there. Thousands of employees of the Hilton chain keep it running smoothly without the little airhead heiress getting in the way.
I'm sure Paris Hilton worked very hard to make your stay a pleasant one. A girl's gotta put food on the table after all!