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this post was submitted on 02 Jul 2024
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Owning land without any taxes or anything.
Im pro taxes but hey, when in Rome…
What are you talking about? Land taxes were one of, if not the, most important tax group in medieval times.
Really? When did it start cause during all my history classes I didn’t hear about it.
I thought taxes were introduced at a certain point, not that they’ve been here since the dark ages.
Do you have anything I can read up on about this?
Gotta love how you got downvoted for simply asking questions!
For shame, Lemmy. For shame!