Thus, the buyer is given the advantage rather than the seller. If I seemed to be advocating a sales tax on the purchase or sale of land, I heartily apologize. Such a tax system is, as you demonstrate above, an extremely bad idea as are all sales taxes schemes, in my opinion. Thank you for allowing me to clarify that. If their standards apply in exactly the same way to land as every other commodity, their standards are of the Neoclassical School of economic thought, which has been thoroughly proven nonsensical in substance and corrupt in origin.
Land is critically different than every other commodity.
No person produced it, yet every person must use it. Every other commodity was produced by a person and the use of every other commodity is optional, not essential, as is the use of land. Land price bubbles lead to bank bailouts. I would think this is very clear. If it isn't, I'm curious to know where my logic has failed.