Taxation

>>918191
I agree with your opinion but what do.
Have fun with the shitposters.

>>918232
that is such a carter thing to say

Having such a a large government apparatus has its pros and its cons but generally the benefits outweigh the risks.

"Taxation is theft" is childish and naive. Grow the fuck up.

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>>918243
How is it childish??

Eleborate? I am a minarchist and believe Taxation fine in the proper form but right now, it feels like we live under a giant mob and they come over with guns drawn to make sure you have paid your dues

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>>918191
I lean heavily towards libertarianism, however most people in the world are not autists dedicated to some philosophical abstraction, they are naturally hostile towards anyone who isn't part of their tribe which makes this utopia a fantasy,

Technically it is theft, however it is not the government (the noncorrupt elements of the government anyway) that are stealing from you, it is the potential criminals, foreign invaders and sometimes material concerns that force you to rely on the government.

>>918191
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my Dad runs a small business & they tax the shit out of him because he's not clever enough to cook the books like all the well-connected folks who know accountants.

I don't think people should be rewarded for misrepresenting income etc but that's just how the world works. I think that's why it's childish to say 'taxation is theft'; it's very naive to expect the govt not to take the little man by his ankles, turn him upside down, and shake out his pockets.