>And the current EU-suppository gang isn't much better; they aren't printing money, they're just selling anything that can be sold, taxing whatever can be taxed and helping monopolies take over everything. Luckily, the BuSab is in the foundations of the system :) - efficiency doesn't go far.

Somehow BuSab never had a great foothold here ;-(

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>Common sense would have you keep your assets diverse. Some of it may increase in value and may evade taxation. Actually, with taxation it's often ridiculous that they'd waste a thousand in expenses to extract an extra hundred from you.

They quickly created new taxes for those having diversified assets. For instance a special tax for property owners,
"egalizing" their "gain" because any debt on the property was inflated away.
Was forced even from those property owners who had no debt on their property left when hyperinflation started...