I was thinking this morning about something tax related. I did not know a separate issue had already been a notable. I don't think I owe anything to a government that has essentially declared war on me, but aside from that why are we forced to potentially perjure ourselves with a "return"? This is my question.

This came to mind, in part, due to what just happened to Trump and his companies. With the record amount of data and income routinely collected by governments through payrolls and etc I don't think "returns" should exist. I think this is a nod to accountants and also a trap for the "payer".

I guess I'm a wimp because in recent years I have intentionally avoided anything that would have tax consequences except (for a time) a single paid job. This is because I didn't like the complexity. Plus there is a risk of essentially committing perjury or something like it.

I have also, at some inconvenience, returned to using only paper that I filled out myself.

>>17902634

Your meme says so much.

Yes, surely this was why conditions in food processing have been allowed to deteriorate so much.

>>17902640

I am already refusing for the most part. I don't think I am "required" according to "their" rules to file a return this coming year. I intentionally left my "job". However, this doesn't mean I don't work.

>>17902699

I keep thinking he won't be able to take his seat in the Senate due to D5 (avalanche!) release of scandalous information. It's already been hinted at, but hasn't been fully revealed, I think.

>>17902654

Hmm… interesting statement. The destruction of food facilities makes a good excuse for short term food shortages. However, I've been wondering if there is a beneficial aspect to all of us becoming more involved in producing and obtaining our own food. Perhaps food items contaminated with "Senomyx" and such will be removed. Also, if processed wheat is making us sick, its absence will be good for a significant number of people.

Did you see the images apparently from the inside of one of the "fake meat" facilities?

Also, soy is mostly NOT fit for human consumption, occasional miso or fermented products aside. "Soy" boys are a real thing.

>>17902723

>get the corkscrew

I think I see what you mean. However, I'm thinking some things could make his supposed "constituents" VERY upset.