battles of the cultures was: old battle of the lovees was: PDP1 3541

But you are dead and the estate has to pay the estimated rest taxes, in cash, within two months of the date of rest. You cannot sell that land overnight to make the payments (this is for both state and federal..I have no idea what cities do). Now if that farm or business is an extended family's livlihood and they employ a couple dozen of people in the area, you now have automatically put three dozen people out of work and income and started an economic ripple. If what these people produced, is unique, the ripple becomes a tsunami that cannot be stopped. It would not be unusual for one rest to cause the automotive industry to shut down. I can think of a couple scenarios. Just-in-time inventory makes the economic functionality even more sensitive.

No, not unfair; utterly completely stupid.

That is why I stated that estate taxes are not aimed at the well-to-do even though people here are aping Democrats' nonsense that it does hit the rich. It does not. It decimates the middle clbutt who is the clbutt whose work funds just about everything.

Economies are similar to networks but far more complex than computer nets. I haven't decided if they're more complex than neural nets.

BAH