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So, would this be supportive then of things like death/estate taxes? And other things to try and break up large concentrations of wealth once it reaches some level where it becomes "unearned?"

I think your picturing the wrong kind of renting: think less "manager of a building", which obviously is not pure rent, but more fuedual lord. 2 speaks to an idea that pure rent should be limited, with the sense that, the more distant the creation of the work, the less someone is "deseving" of...

I don't really know what that is (I think its something about how land taxes are better than income taxes?) so no. Its about the question above, where you fall and why.

By pure* rent, I mean "profit based purely on ownership, rather than productive work". Examples of such: 1) One is granted land, which one collects rent from, but does no management work for. 2) Collecting royalties from a work created by your now deceased father. 3) Benefiting from a trust...