I agree that the most important priority is to reduce the total amount of taxation.
The second priority is to replace property taxes with consumption/sales taxes, as much as possible.
The third priority is to make property taxes as fair (equal) as possible, instead of giving exemptions to some people and not to others.
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Not a Georgist, then.
I consider myself a Geolibertarian. I'm strongly in favor of taxing the value of unimproved land and raw materials. But every "property tax" system I've ever seen is based on improved value, and that's just wrong!
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