Proof that Taxation is Slavery

[gtdarkpunisher]

I could somewhat see the standpoint on the tax idea, while I didn't agree with it I could definitely see it.

However this evolved much farther when Sythe started bringing in other situations into the conversation.

Most taxes are for good reasons and actually most of the things we pay for we don't even use, the main reason for this being that if we didn't all pay (even for things we don't use) the things we would would cost outstanding amounts of money and they just wouldn't be feasible to even exist.

While there are a few you can call ridiculous the main one was the topic that started this thread which was ridiculous in itself to call slavery. If anything this law simply makes it so people can't cheat their taxes and file a payment or gift at an improper time. You have to have the ability to receive it and if you can there is no reason they shouldn't be able to tax it.

And also, I'm not taking it by media coverage I'm taking it by what I've seen and by the statistics that have been presented. It would be completely different for each person if they simply went by media coverage but let me ask you if you think that every cop is a dirty cop and only looking for their profit? You honestly think thats a majority trait?

Never said that was majority but is increasing....once again.

 

[Trinity19]

Never said that was majority but is increasing....once again.

My apologies then, I must have missed that.

But on a somber note, it's hard to tell whether it's increase or just being stable but with increasing properties. I mean, the human condition in itself is...predictable (that sound right?) we can assume and thus aren't surprised to see people in power abuse it.
So what I'm saying is, the rate and percentage of cops/authority figures are relatively the same, however the vagueness of how they do this is getting worse and well the actions themselves.

So maybe its not the percentage of bad cops but instead the rate of the manipulation of the law?

 

[gtdarkpunisher]

My apologies then, I must have missed that.

But on a somber note, it's hard to tell whether it's increase or just being stable but with increasing properties. I mean, the human condition in itself is...predictable (that sound right?) we can assume and thus aren't surprised to see people in power abuse it.
So what I'm saying is, the rate and percentage of cops/authority figures are relatively the same, however the vagueness of how they do this is getting worse and well the actions themselves.

So maybe its not the percentage of bad cops but instead the rate of the manipulation of the law?

I'll agree with you there.