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Taxes are voluntary.
TrashPosterInTheDark
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According to which government?
Sk8eM dUb
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Starting to think this guy is just trolling and he doesn't actually believe a word he says. Posterity will throw him in with ED and LightRider.
BitcoinIsP2PC4$H
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What about (un)SilentSam? 😎
This place is such a good uncensorable & immutable microcosm of online opinion shaping and disinformation. It will make a great study someday ✍🏼
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Lol, I think ED and LightRider are for real (no offence, you 2. Weagree on lots). TrashPoster, however, is definitely just a master shit-poster.
anarchovegan
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You couldn't deduce that from the username? ;)
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You can always go live in the wilderness. No one is stopping you. That said the penalty for not paying taxes isn't the same everywhere. They dont jail you in Canada.
anarchovegan
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You could always stop defending mass fraud (taxation).
No one is stopping you.
Why should those contending the fraud be the ones to go?
anarchovegan
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Yeah, I know what you mean.
I have guns pointed at me all day and that's totally what voluntary means. /s
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Except you dont. They will imprison you in the USA for not paying though I guess.
anarchovegan
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And of you request, you are met with those guns aforementioned.
So yeah, I do. So do most others.
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It is harsh that the USA enforces taxes that hard, but the fact that the requirement is enforced does not lead to why you are not obligated to pay in the first place.
anarchovegan
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What?
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It should be a simple concept. At a basic level we are obligated to be good to one another. The fact that we enforce laws people agree upon doesnt mean we are not obligated to be good.
anarchovegan
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How is systematic theft being good to Anyone victim of such?
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Systematic theft isn't good. Systematic theft is people and companies not paying their taxes.
anarchovegan
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How do you define taxation?
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Well not as theft for one. It is part of your contribution to the society you live in. It allows the system to run. You want the Google definition?
anarchovegan
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I'm asking for Your definition.
Is Google you?
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Well I gave you mine.
anarchovegan
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That taxation is part of your contribution to society?
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In a general way, yes.
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To be more specific one is obligated to pay for the services rendered. One can choose to leave the society that uses taxation, and no longer be obligated to pay.