why should i pay taxes though
Why should i pay taxes though
Julian Wright
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Noah Roberts
Living costs money. Not paying taxes effectively kills grandma.
Charles Reed
you de facto agreed it by living and working in your country, benefiting from the infrastructure, military protection, etc. from that country
and if you got a regular 9-5 job you probably signed a document agreeing to it
Jack Collins
i dont care
Elijah Hill
No, income taxes are no different than the king robbing the surfs of their coin and grain.
The "you benefit from a society!" argument isn't a good one. The US was a perfectly functional first world country before income taxes.
The only fair and logical solution is to switch fully to a flat rate consumption tax.
The IRS could shrink dramatically and it would simply the life of hundreds of millions of Americans. It would also make tax evasion exponentially more difficult.
I specified flat rate, because the government shouldn't be able to adjust prices of goods to encourage or discourage their use.
Cameron Parker
if you disagree, go to Qatar there's no income tax
Wyatt Taylor
>you agreed to it by being born into it
Charles Cooper
the government is like your parent
even if you think theyre full of shit, they know better than you
brush your teeth billy, and pay your taxes. father knows best
Ryder Scott
>No, income taxes are no different than the king robbing the surfs of their coin and grain.
it wasnt robbery since the king owned the land
Cameron Rogers
Or, how about you move back to where you came from, rather than shitting on American ideals?
>America becomes wildly successful
>People flock to it, despite not agreeing with what made it successful
>They slowly strip America of everything that made it what it was
>Then proceed to tell real Americans to leave
Owen Parker
you're joking right?
Chase Bennett
>born
yes, but you only pay taxes once you start working. By working in your country, benefiting from all the tax paid social programs like infrastructure and military, that allow society to function and do business and manufacturing, you are agreeing to all the laws, including taxes. You are free to leave and work in a country that doesn't tax income
Anthony Long
>Owned
Through means of murder, torture, and violence.
Sure. He 'owned' the land. Just like the government 'owns' your land. And if you don't give them their property taxes they'll come take you away and lock you up. If you refuse to be taken away they'll murder you.
Might may be right, but it doesn't make it just. That land wasn't the kings.
Aiden Phillips
Your saying that it's okay to benefit from society so long as you don't work?
Interesting.
Leo Wright
>American ideals
you can blame the slave owners for the first income tax to fund the civil war
Adrian Campbell
You don't have to pay taxes though
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Parker Peterson
>okay
no. possible, yes. But you shouldn't if you're an adult. You should be contributing to society, and more importantly the economy
Ryan Brooks
>Elites decide to have a war
>Think they can pass the bill off on the people.
That's literally what started the American revolution, and that's literally what caused WW2.
Robert Ortiz
Death
As Cooper moved away from the Ufology community and toward the militia and anti-government subculture in the late 1990s, he became convinced that he was being personally targeted by President Bill Clinton and the Internal Revenue Service. In July 1998, he was charged with tax evasion; an arrest warrant was issued, but Cooper eluded repeated attempts to serve it. In 2000, he was named a "major fugitive" by the United States Marshals Service.[8]
On November 5, 2001, Apache County sheriff's deputies attempted to arrest Cooper at his Eagar, Arizona home on charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and endangerment stemming from disputes with local residents. After an exchange of gunfire during which Cooper shot one of the deputies in the head, Cooper was fatally shot. Federal authorities reported that Cooper had spent years evading execution of the 1998 arrest warrant, and according to a spokesman for the Marshals Service, he vowed that "he would not be taken alive".
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Brody Young
>more importantly the economy
The economy exists despite taxes, not in harmony with it.
Every increase in taxation results in damage to the economy.
If property taxes were removed the economic boost from the freed up cash would result in more tax revenue.
Josiah Stewart
>That's literally what started the American revolution, and that's literally what caused WW2.
lol no. the american revolution was a power grab for the founding fathers. Britain had already lowered down taxes dramatically compared to European citizens to placate the colonies, but they still revolted. And we all know what WW2 was about
Julian Kelly
Evan Long
might is just, he was more powerful and so the weak faggot serfs had to obey him, the weak should fear the strong
i dont see anyting wrong with the king doing what he wanted, it was his Property and the serfs were also his Property
Jason Sanchez
Britain was taxing Americans to "pay for the war".
Britain and France were gouging Germany for 20 years to "pay for damages from the war"
Those are both the direct causes.
Angel Bennett
I meant earning an income to spend it on goods and services
>If property taxes were removed the economic boost from the freed up cash would result in more tax revenue
and then we won't have military and infrastructure, you really think people are going to *choose* to pay 700 billion on military funding each year? Russia and China would be at our doorstep within minutes