Although this means it will be unilateral with just democrats, it will still be highly negotiated and will take time.

The red-light districts were a rational acknowledgement that there are certain behaviors that will never be eliminated in a democratic society, and rather than waste a lot of time and effort trying to eliminate them, corral them into one area that can at least be controlled.

He wanted to cash out of real estate out of fear of Democrats winning.

We have the highest taxes in the nation already, and you're reflexively pushing aggressively for even more massive levels of taxation.BTW Prop 13 was also the product of Democracy and those hell bent on pulling it down simply couldn't do it democratically despite the many years that have invested in trying to do so.

As long as democratic socialists are running state and local governments, it seems their primary target will be small rental owners. 

It gets worse - the new stimulus bill the democrats presented will extend the eviction moratorium another YEAR. 

That tell you something.For what's popular now in a very democratic sense, check out Houzz's popular today page.  

Holy Democrat, they're really charging 3% for property taxes?

Taiwan is an island right next to China, has huge investments in China, probably 10% of their population was working in China, and has a different government (Democratically Elected) than China (Communist).  

Historically, such pickles have occasionally resulted in power being handed to very un-democratic institutions.