The law of unintended consequences: Draconian government plan to overtax

I have this problem in a nearby home town:

This is a new battle and I need help on writing a good response.

The law of unintended consequences maybe. further discussion about vilification. class warfare.

http://www.vindy.com/news/2009/dec/17/landlords-object-to-plan-for-fees/

Landlords object to plan for fees

Draconian government plan to overtax

$1,000 per rental unit per year, with 20 percent of those

#1> working class poor are not thugs and drug dealers as the comments suggest.

#2> landlords are not slumlords, private ownership is best mode government.

#3> landlords will respond by not paying anything property tax nor the landlord tax. result will be $1million tax loss (negative )

Didn’t they read the cleveland saga?

Cleveland’s Foreclosure Mess: Plain Dealer Reporter Finds the Enemy, and Learns That It’s Their Government

The city provided mostly low-income buyers with down payment loans of up to $20,000 through the federally funded Afford-A-Home program, but did little to determine whether the people could actually afford to keep their homes.

For example, nearly half of 584 homes sold by the top three for-profit companies that tapped into the program over the eight years have gone into foreclosure. More than one-third of those homes have sold at sheriff’s sale or sit abandoned because banks did not take them back.