Comment Re:Solutions for problems that don't exist (Score 1) 73
Although when you get to that, you might as well run on metal rails to reduce friction and basically build a light rail system.
We shouldn't have licences at all. A sensible form of copyright law would give us the inherent right to install and use the software we've actually bought! And we should be able to argue this as "Fair use"
But the rights aren't explicit. So this means that publishers have had to grant a "licence", and they've made sure to offer as few rights as possible.
There are a few countries that have no property taxes. Mostly these are petro states where the commonly held limited resource is oil rather than land like it is everywhere else.
They do seem to be mostly places with low taxes otherwise. Although a bunch of these are mostly desert, where there's plenty of land.
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