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Writer's pictureMj Cincotta

Property Taxes…What are they good for?

Updated: Mar 10


cigarettes, weed, and a place to crash—why everyone needs a friend
Scientific Method for Solving the World's Problems


Solving Mary Jeanne Cincotta’s Problems

problem #1: I can’t afford to pay property taxes

problem #2: I can’t afford to purchase cigarettes


An example in applying the 1st and 2nd Commandments of the Bible for practical use


PROBLEM #1:

! People can’t exercise FREE WILL <—root cause


? They can’t leave their countries

NO passport/VISA <—Do I need it? (Now?) or Do I want it?

In the Bible, Jehovah’s first instruction, to those whose stories were recorded and remembered, was sometimes to leave their home in search of something. Leaving home was first step.


? They can’t afford to relocate?

NO money <— Do I need it?


? They have no place to stay?

NO place to go <—I NEED THIS


PROBLEM #2:

! Tobacco fields deplete nutrients from the soil <— creates wasted space


FACT: Current property taxes pay for parks.

FACT: Maintenance of parks in Lord Fairfax County, Virginia, USA are funded by Homeowners Property Taxes


? Are U.S. National Parks maintained by the U.S. Federal Government?

? Or were Native Americans kicked out because white people wanted it?

? Is this the same motivation for gentrification of neighborhoods and communities?



Hypotheses:


PROPOSAL #1:

A) U.S. National Parks Become Land of Refuge

They should save money for a good tent (10 feet by 10 feet) to reside in a temperate climate where there is LAND saved for parks to allow refugees to camp in a space allotted, at minimum at 20 feet by 20 feet. TIP: Gravity chairs and hammocks are comfortable to sleep on and keep you off the cold ground, too.



PROPOSAL #2:

B) Tobacco Fields Transformed through Land of Refuge

They should save money for a good tent (10 feet by 10 feet) to reside in a temperate climate where there is nutrient-depleted LAND that was once used for tobacco fields but are now a waste of space to allow refugees to camp in a space allotted, at minimum at 20 feet by 20 feet.


TIP: Gravity chairs and hammocks are comfortable to sleep on and keep you off the cold ground, too.



EXPERIMENT Step-by-Step Instructions

• Set up temporary outhouses for feces and human waste

• After a matter of time, remove outhouses, and plow over nutrient-depleted soil

• Add human vegetable or fruit or marijuana composted matter

• See what happens

Checklist or Project Needs

Human beings that can care about their living environment

enough to maintain common sense cleanliness with respect for others.

Charcoal brickettes, or wood for cooking/warmth

Water

Overstocked Perishable Food (donated from local grocery and food businesses)

Marijuana

Music/Entertainment/Internet

Report findings after timeline ends:


% Hypothesis Success

Count lives saved ____________

Count bellies filled (measure density) ______________

Count resources created for upward movement Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs


% Hypothesis Failure

Survey for contentedness: Would you like to stay here for another year?



Other Minor Problem Addressed:

Mary Jeanne Cincotta like to smoke tobacco

Tobacco fields deplete nutrients from the soil

Refugees may not have a lot of money to relocate

Previous subsidized unusable farmland is repurposed to address changing needs

Property Taxes…What are they good for?



Giving Mary Jeanne Cincotta place to live and smoke cigarettes and marijuana if I lose my house due to Tax Lien scandal.


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