Social programs- I view as slavery.

Abolish property taxes????????? 

Looks like La Quinta voted to abolish STR's outside of Tourism areas by 2024. 

The people were oppressed by outrageous taxes, many children were snatched away from their families, there were forcible religious conversions, widespread sexual slavery to the polygamous Turks, many churches were turned into mosques, and all the Greek people of the capital of Byzantium and its hinterland were declared subject forever to Mehmet the Conqueror and his issueApproximately 400 years later, in a series of bloody wars that lasted the better part of a century, the Greek people (with a great deal of help) succeeded in winning back approximately HALF of what were their ancestral lands, the western half.Ready for my questions, Evan?

Also note that personal exemptions, along with dependent exemptions, have been abolished, thus making your "effective" gross income higher in 2018 than 2017, even if your "ACTUAL" gross remains the same during those two years. 

It was later abolished, no more rooming houses allowed, but replaced by a regulation that no more than 3 unrelated persons can live in an abode.

To abolish the RR&C's I need a majority of owners to vote to abolish them.

However, if they're not paying because they simply don't have the money, then it's obviously not going to be spending after all.Personally, I do believe that the economic crisis has been fairly effective camouflage for the greatest transfer of wealth in our history - not just in the US but worldwide, leading in to virtual economic slavery to come for the majority of the world population

In North Dakota, there is a measure that is trying to abolish property taxes and I was just curious as to what everybody's thoughts are regarding this topic.

It’s not ALL bad, but it’s certainly not exactly what I signed up for either.I stumbled onto real estate investing a year or so ago, not that I don’t own a home and so forth, but I never really considered using property to make money passively instead of trading my time (a good chunk of it actually) for money and coming home each night to only a few hours of personal time before I have to go to bed, get up, rinse, repeat… Thank you corporate slavery!