Fw: [diggers350] How to switch to common ownership

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Wed, 03 Nov 1999 20:45:51 +0100


Weliswaar een enigzins vreemde eend in de kraakmaillijst, maar toch leek hij me wel prikkelend. Dit komt van de Diggers mailingslijst. De info op die lijst zwengelt wat heen en weer tussen esoteriese/religieuze nonsense en tamelijk radikale ideeen over eigendom van onroerend goed. -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Van: Stephen Bint <digger@barrysworld.co.uk> Aan: diggers350@egroups.com <diggers350@egroups.com> Datum: maandag 19 juli 1999 23:51 Onderwerp: [diggers350] How to switch to common ownership > >I am keen to start a national discussion of the end of feudalism. That would >involve discussing the advantages of ending it, the way of ending it and how the >money should be shared. > >I find that most people drop the ball when they say, "landowners would never let >us have it back and they are so powerful and we are just the sheep." What >nonsense. Whose army is it? The fact that powerful people will be inconvenienced >be nationalising the land, does not make it so impossible there is no point >discussing it! > >Because most potential allies become limp at this subject, I am putting the ways >of achieving common ownership to the top of the list. Would you mind helping me, >by sending me any ideas about ways of getting it back which I haven't thought >of? Here are a few I have come up with: > >1. We could do a 'Thatcher' on the landowners. A 'Thatcher' is a large-scale >police operation in which the target citizens have their homes destroyed, are >beaten bloody in front of their children and dragged off to cells on trumped-up >charges which can later be thrown out of court. There is no legal impediment to >doing this to the landowners because the state's right to do that to its >citizens has been established by the Thatcher government at Stonehenge in 1985. > >2. We could convert all permanent land titles to 200-year leases. > >3. We could announce the nationalisation of the land, 100 years in advance. All >current landowners would be dead by the time it actually occurs and anyone >purchasing land after the announcement would pay less for it, knowing it was >coming. > >4. We could announce a referendum to take place in 100 years time, on whether it >will be nationalised. This is the same as (3), only it is not finally decided >whether it will actually happen. > >5. We could buy it back in forced sales, effectively getting it at a discount. > >6. We could all pull together and buy it back for the full asking price. > >So you see, it isn't impossible, it's just something to discuss. I welcome your >comments and suggestions, because I am working on the problem of ending >feudalism all on my own, with no feedback and I am flagging now. Does anyone >beside me think it is worth discussing? > > > > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ >Was the salesman clueless? >Productopia has the answers. >http://clickhere.egroups.com/click/555 > > > >eGroups.com home: http://www.egroups.com/group/diggers350 >http://www.egroups.com - Simplifying group communications > > > ******************************krakenmail************************************ *** Voor automatisch afmelden klik / to unsubscribe use: mailto:majordomoNotApllicable?bodysubscribe%20kraken Beheer: mailto:speculan@dds.nl (the administrator) Oude berichten op / old mailmessages at: <HttpNoTaPplicable?/ascii/kraken/index.html> Post-vragen: mailto:postmasterNotApllicable Let op: wij sturen email via deze lijst automatisch door. Er is geen controle. Het openen van een meegstuurde attachment is voor uw eigen risico. Ons advies: lees de tekst en open geen attachment. Voor vragen mail de postmaster.


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