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How much a private company pays for infrastructure and protection has nothing to do with the Friendman Doctrine. It has to do with the consistency of due proce
by gammateam 8y ago
How much a private company pays for infrastructure and protection has nothing to do with the Friendman Doctrine.
It has to do with the consistency of due process from the group demanding payment.
The only meme you presented was the idea that groups recognized as governments are a more respectable group to pay and secondly that their arbitrary levies are to be respected at any arbitrary amount. And that combination of ideas working together is pretty new, there is simply no reality to support the view of the world someone else convinced of when you were young. You can donate directly to the Treasury if you want to imagine more roads and schools are going to be built.
- ardy42 8y ago> The only meme you presented was the idea that groups recognized as governments are a more respectable group to pay and secondly that their arbitrary levies are to be respected at any arbitrary amount. That's a pretty anti-democratic "meme." Some "governments are a more respectable group to pay" because they're the collective us, not some arbitrary other.
- gammateam 8y agothose collective us governments also have created the abilities to reduce the tax claims on people’s money