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If he has houses on his land he has rent for them also, often receiving the value of the building many times over, and in the end house and land once more. IF HE HAS HOUSES ON HIS LAND HE HAS RENT FOR THEM ALSO OFTEN RECEIVING THE VALUE OF THE BUILDING MANY TIMES OVER AND IN THE END HOUSE AND LAND ONCE MORE
 is really a tax on the precariousness of his employment caused by the gambling of his masters in the market. In short, besides the profit or the result of unpaid labour which he yields to his immediate master he has to give back a large part of his wages to the class of which his master is a part. The privilege of the possessing class therefore consists in their living on this tribute, they themselves either not working or working unproductively—i.e., living on the labour of others; no otherwise than as the master of ancient days lived on the labour of his slave, or as the baron lived on the labour of his serf. If the capital of the rich man consists of land, he is able to force a tenant to improve his land for him and pay him tribute in the form of rack-rent; and at the end of the transaction has his land again, generally improved, so that he can begin again and go on for ever, he and his heirs, doing nothing, a mere burden on the community for ever, while others are working for him. ES UNION WHICH IS REALLY A TAX ON THE PRECARIOUSNESS OF HIS EMPLOYMENT CAUSED BY THE GAMBLING OF HIS MASTERS IN THE MARKET IN SHORT BESIDES THE PROFIT OR THE RESULT OF UNPAID LABOUR WHICH HE YIELDS TO HIS IMMEDIATE MASTER HE HAS TO GIVE BACK A LARGE PART OF HIS WAGES TO THE CLASS OF WHICH HIS MASTER IS A PART THE PRIVILEGE OF THE POSSESSING CLASS THEREFORE CONSISTS IN THEIR LIVING ON THIS TRIBUTE THEY THEMSELVES EITHER NOT WORKING OR WORKING UNPRODUCTIVELY THAT IS LIVING ON THE LABOUR OF OTHERS NO OTHERWISE THAN AS THE MASTER OF ANCIENT DAYS LIVED ON THE LABOUR OF HIS SLAVE OR AS THE BARON LIVED ON THE LABOUR OF HIS SERF IF THE CAPITAL OF THE RICH MAN CONSISTS OF LAND HE IS ABLE TO FORCE A TENANT TO IMPROVE HIS LAND FOR HIM AND PAY HIM TRIBUTE IN THE FORM OF RACK REND AND AT THE END OF THE TRANSACTION HAS HIS LAND AGAIN GENERALLY IMPROVED SO THAT HE CAN BEGIN AGAIN AND GO ON FOR EVER HE AND HIS HEIRS DOING NOTHING A MERE BURDEN ON THE COMMUNITY FOR EVER WHILE OTHERS ARE WORKING FOR HIM
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