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Taxes
Taxes are the extraction of wealth from one group of citizens for the enhancement of
another
Taxes assessed equally on all to be spent equally on all are fair
Taxes assessed equally on all to spent unequally on a few are unfair
Taxes assessed unequally on a few to be spent on all are unfair
Taxes assessed unequally on few to be spent on a different few are unfair
Taxes used to transfer wealth from one group of citizens to another are theft, and
enslavement
To be entitled to tax revenues is to enslave your fellow citizens to the degree of the
entitlement
Taxes to be used for purposes individuals disagree with are unfair
Taxes to be used for purposes of supporting government and its employees is unfair
Taxes which are fee for use based are fair
Taxes are the extraction of wealth from one group of citizens for the enhancement of
another
Taxes assessed equally on all to be spent equally on all are fair
Taxes assessed equally on all to spent unequally on a few are unfair
Taxes assessed unequally on a few to be spent on all are unfair
Taxes assessed unequally on few to be spent on a different few are unfair
Taxes used to transfer wealth from one group of citizens to another are theft, and
enslavement
To be entitled to tax revenues is to enslave your fellow citizens to the degree of the
entitlement
Taxes to be used for purposes individuals disagree with are unfair
Taxes to be used for purposes of supporting government and its employees is unfair
Taxes which are fee for use based are fair