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I think its more about the use of the term "welfare" as compared to what the "state" pulls in "taxes" == 'taxes can be equated as NATIONAL WELFARE' and then fro
by samstave 3y ago
I think its more about the use of the term "welfare" as compared to what the "state" pulls in "taxes" == 'taxes can be equated as NATIONAL WELFARE' and then from that funnel the SOCIAL expenses of a country are derived ; this is the problem.
ZYou have people who think that taxes are tantamount to a nations capability...
But when said nations are questioned on the pull and press of the taxed income - they punish constituents.
Thus revolutions.