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He’s a quasi libertarian that doesn’t trust the government with his tax money. What was expected? Further, if you know that’s what he think and it’s within th
by oxymoran 5y ago
He’s a quasi libertarian that doesn’t trust the government with his tax money. What was expected? Further, if you know that’s what he think and it’s within the law, what are we doing here with this expose? It would be one thing if he was critical of other people for working within the law to avoid taxes and you caught him being a hypocrite but this is not that. If we are going to be critical here, it should be of whatever loop holes allow this.
- mywittyname 5y agoHe has no problem taking the government's money though. If he didn't trust the government, I would expect that he'd refuse to work with them on the grounds of not being able to trust them.
- missedthecue 5y agoI believe that the parent is implying that Thiel doesn't trust the government to use his money prudently, not that the government is liable to cheat him out of a contract. That's not really a double standard any more than taking a paycheck from google while using duckduckgo on your PC at home is a double standard.