I think you've been reading too much Ayn Rand.
Are her espoused views similar to this? I might actually have to read one of her books. I've always meant to, but I've just never gotten around to it.
I think you've been reading too much Ayn Rand.
The stuff you posted sounded a lot like her nuttiest stuff.Are her espoused views similar to this? I might actually have to read one of her books. I've always meant to, but I've just never gotten around to it.
Taxes are theft.Enact a FLAT 10% tax rate across the board. PERIOD!!
Taxes are theft.
Nice.Ok, I've never said it publicly, but I do agree with you.
Schools, hospitals, armies and roads all existed without taxes (or government).Until we can get our hover cars, we WILL need roads and such.
Taxes are theft.
That is not correct.
If you have willingly consented to taxation, then it does not meet the legal definition of theft. I challenge anyone on this website to prove they have not consented to taxation.
People who are raped must have consented to rape, amirite?That is not correct.
If you have willingly consented to taxation, then it does not meet the legal definition of theft. I challenge anyone on this website to prove they have not consented to taxation.
To address your mafia example, if a shopkeeper pays tribute to the local mafia leader under duress, then avails himself of the protections or other services offered by the mafia, then the shopkeeper can no longer claim duress.
You all have availed yourself of countless services provided by your government, therefore you can make no legitimate claims of theft.
If slaves eat the master's food, they must not really be slaves, amirite?You all have availed yourself of countless services provided by your government, therefore you can make no legitimate claims of theft.
Barter is not excluded from taxation. Try again.Before delving into that much deeper debate, might I point out that you choose to trade in your government issued fiat currency. If you want to avoid taxation you are free to barter. Your government holds a taxable claim on the currency that it issues, but it does not hold a taxable claim on your work. You subject yourself to taxation when you choose to trade in their currency.
Barter is not excluded from taxation.
Where do you live?I suppose that depends on where you live doesn't it?
I asked you first.Where do you live?