>what was Aragorn's tax policy?
What was Aragorn's tax policy?
Colton Gutierrez
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Caleb Stewart
>no discernible talent/fetishist man wants to pretend he knows shit about taxes or anything economy related
heh
Jaxon Rodriguez
What did he have to say about taxes?
I've steered clear of his works
Juan Rodriguez
>The Jew is immunized against all dangers: one may call him a scoundrel, parasite, swindler, profiteer, it all runs off him like water off a raincoat. But call him a Jew and you will be astonished at how he recoils, how injured he is, how he suddenly shrinks back: “I’ve been found out.”
Asher Lee
Well are you gonna give us the punchline OP?
Matthew Butler
It's a statement he made about how LOTR is written from a medieval perspective (e.g. the king's a good person so the country will be prosperous) and how in his own stuff he writes from a more modern perspective
Eli Rogers
So the modern perspective is "everyone's an asshole"?
Mason James
make gondor great again
Angel Gray
>what was Aragorn's tax policy?
tfw no spice&wolf-esque anime set in the middle earth during the time of aragorn rule
:3
on a back sight, who knows where the spice&wolf is set? horo can be a stray elf...
Dylan Williams
Maybe in the books he's written so far, but there's a shift in viewpoint later in the series to a more troubled idealism. This video explains it better youtube.com
By modern perspective I really just meant that he's more focused on the idea of realism and detail in regards to the world and its systems of government.