12.6.23 ~ Checking in and some Finds

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1. The ‘grabber’ in your compendium (for me) has to do with the obscene and absurd values of real estate. Considering that the average price of a small house in the 1950’s was $5,000, and now a home that might’ve cost say $15,000 in 1965-66, goes for $350K- and more, depending on the location- means that inflation is unsustainable and arbitrary. The entire scheme is as fake and phony as a three dollar bill. If you really want to elevate the blood pressure(and it sure as hell works for me) just consider how less than 1% of the global population control something like 98-99% of the global wealth! …Right there is an indication that equitability as a political talking point is jive-hooey-nonsense. ‘Equitability’ has never been an actual premise any politician cares about. We accept our station in life and learn to complain among fellow inmates. This class distinction results in a repetitive(gen to gen) template for a social status quo: i.e., “Misery loves company.” So–what’s the game changer…? “TAX REVOLT” [which is what our forefathers engaged, pre-revolutionary war.]

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