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DESCRIPTION:At present, in your binary frame in which capital and labor are at odds, 
 high rent is perceived as a negative. It divides society, accentuates the 
 ideological fractiousness twixt Red-blooded Republicans and Blue-blooded 
 democrats, and makes living in San Francisco and California a challenge at 
 least, and a torment for many.\n\nBut what if Rent, by which is meant, 
 precisely, the value of "location, location, location" were recognized and 
 treated as a commonwealth? What if all land values were collected by 
 society to pay for public education, streets, museums, courts, health care, 
 etc.? In that case, high Rent would mean a boon for society. It would mean 
 that when you paid your rent, you were paying your tax! It would mean that 
 the private landlord wouldn't get wealthy on account of owning land, but 
 only from supplying housing. It would mean that Donald Trump would go broke 
 because he would no longer keep the "location, location, location" rents he 
 currently does keep!\n\nCome along on a walking tour that opens up this 
 "land is the peoples'" way of looking at the economy and society, a 
 perspective that uncovers that the economy is not binary (Capital vs 
 Labor), but trinitarian (Private land value ownership vs Capital and 
 Labor).\n\nLoads of San Francisco social movement stories are featured in 
 illustrating this threesome way of experiencing Prop 10, the rent is too 
 high, and social justice.\n\nwww.LeonPhat.com\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2018/11/09/18818955.php
SUMMARY:A different take on Prop 10 and "The Rent is Too Damn High": a walking tour
LOCATION:American Youth Hostel\n312 Mason Street \nSan Francisco\n(meet in the 
 lobby)
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2018/11/09/18818955.php
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