"The task force's idea is to shift the tax burden "from taxes on things that 
are mobile (people and businesses) to assets that are fixed (land and 
buildings)." This form of civic entrapment is great news for tenants, not so 
great for landlords (including you, if you own your home)."
From:


http://www.philly.com/dailynews/columnists/20090831_Stu_Bykofsky__Task_force_seeks_to_shift_tax_burden.html


Of course, it's not great news for tenants or small business, but  generally 
the premise is correct.  The Eagles football team, which receives 8 million in 
yearly welfare is a prime example, as are the tax abatements.  The local push 
for BID, the $500 trash fee for small business, and even the bogus trash 
tickets for all but large corporate landlords are also indicators of the 
ultimate tax policies for the international plutocracy.

The lower classes (now including what was once a middle class) will be forced 
to pay all taxes so that the mega wealthy may receive government welfare.  Tax 
shifting is great news for the globally, "mobile," mega wealthy members of an 
international plutocracy, and it means a life of depravity and subjugation for 
the masses of Philadelphia and the world.  

The mega wealthy have been threatening to take their capital, and indeed have 
been taking their capital elsewhere, unless the poor pay them welfare.  Their 
politician servants have been deregulating the mega wealthy in every possible 
manner, as the masses lose all control over their destiny, while trying to make 
the welfare payments.

There is no mass movement, which would be the only hope for future generations 
who will exist under the plutocracy.  Philadelphians simply close up their 
libraries, recreation and health centers so that they can continue to pay for 
the tax abatements and Eagles debt.  Oh well, the kids can always have hope as 
long as the army and prisons will take them in!

If you wish to learn more about the goals of Philadelphia "tax reform," I would 
recommend Lenin's, Imperialism, The Highest Stage of Capitalism. The system is 
actually quite easy to understand once the pattern and language is uncloaked.

Glenn, the loony leftist
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