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Why should anyone have sympathy for a system that tries to take away your freedom by force if you don’t submit to it. Stop paying your taxes for a moment, even
by whywhywhywhy 5y ago
Why should anyone have sympathy for a system that tries to take away your freedom by force if you don’t submit to it.
Stop paying your taxes for a moment, even a small amount say $2000 and witness how much expense the system is willing to spend to try and claw back that tiny amount from the individual.
The people enacting these systems don’t even “pay their share”, yet they’ll be the first to try and make you angry at others while taking profit from hours of your labor daily.
- MisterBastahrd 5y agoWhy have sympathy for wealthy people who take from the common man when guillotines work just as well today as they did 400 years ago?
- lnxg33k1 5y agoI think it is about preventing others to retain those $2000, I guess spending money to go after one serves in order to save money to go after 100 at a later stage?
- titzer 5y agoYou were this close to getting it. The system will move heaven and Earth to get $2k from a random joe blow but will let a corporation just "sudo pay no taxes" and get out from paying BILLIONS. The system is rigged.
- whywhywhywhy 5y agoMy point is there are reasons for both those things. Yet the system isn’t honest about them.
- titzer 5y agoWhy would they be honest with you? The system always benefits the rich, since the beginning of time. Americans tell themselves a lot of lies about how low taxes mean freedom, when it just means we are getting screwed harder by the ultra-wealthy.
- whywhywhywhy 4y agoTax is controlled and enforced by the elites. While all the elites are rich, not all the ultra-wealthy are elites. When the government says "Billionaires" they are talking about the non-elite rich.