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No, it's not "can help", it's "forced to help under the threat of prison". Taxes aren't charity.
by a-french-anon 1y ago
No, it's not "can help", it's "forced to help under the threat of prison". Taxes aren't charity.
- diggan 1y ago> Taxes aren't charity That's a matter of perspective, isn't it? :) > No, it's not "can help" I could employ similar tax-avoidance schemes as other rich people regularly do, but chose not to. I could live outside the country for 51% of the year and also avoid taxes that way, but also chose not to. Ultimately, you do have a choice on how to approach things, and how you see them. You see them as "The nanny-state is taking what's rightfully yours" then yeah, that's the perspective you have, but it's not a ground-truth and it isn't the only perspective.