Slavery is wrong: A slave is a person who is the property of another or others, such that whatever the slave produces can be taken by force or the threat of force. The slave has no right of self-ownership, and those who exercise dominion over the slave always have the legal right to use coercion against him, but certainly have no natural right to do so. He who takes the life, liberty, or property of another without that others consent is stealing; and as the early abolitionist described it, man-stealing is just as wrong, if not worse, than property-stealing, because human beings hold a higher rank in existence than inert property matter. Taxation is a form of slavery: A tax is a compulsory levy on a person subject to the jurisdiction of a government. Anyone who is taxed is a slave because his or her earnings and property are forcibly taken to support the State. Most individuals do not consent to taxation. Historically, the Romance languages, such as French, Spanish, and Italian, have tried to make the tax-payer feel good by euphemistically calling him a contributor. Customers is the term that our own Internal Revenue Service uses to identify those from whom it extracts payments, using threats of force or actual force in some instances. Therefore taxation is wrong.
Posted on: Fri, 05 Sep 2014 18:38:56 +0000
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