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Inequality and social unrest N=1
I know of people who are considering a tax revolt. Why pay taxes when the system is so corrupt and bailouts are going to the already uber rich?
Then I hear rumors about covert U.S. domestic intelligence fomenting fears of impending gang violence precisely to counter the tax revolt sentiment. After all, even the good shrinking middle class want law and order and know they need to pay for it via taxes.
I have no idea how widespread the revolt sentiments are or whether a domestic psy ops is going on, but simply find these discussions symptomatic of the stress of the time.
Jason-
Just live so simply, you aren't required by the system to pay income taxes.
Works for me, and no revolt required!
My wife has a serious job so this is not an option for my family, but I get your point. I am reading a book called "Radical Simplicity" and his goal was an income below taxable levels. Pretty cool. I will probably do a radio show and possible post here about it (then again, it is April and I am farming).
I look foreword to the show.
But, I have heard the rumblings of the bewildered herd, and many are agitated and need a place to exhibit outrage. Taxes are easily understood, and fit in with our stories of how things work.
I know of people who are considering a tax revolt.
"No taxation without representation"...? Now, where have I heard that before? ;-)