>>19250640 (lb/pb)
Nope. Taxes don't contribute shit. The money supply comes from the printing press. Taxes are a rounding error in the scheme of things. Doesn't even pay the interest on the debt (5.5% now), The last act in the smash and grab robbery of the populace still using the "dollar".
That's a real monster there. Blood of millions on her hands and soul.
HARRIDAN:
Meaning of harridan in English
harridan
noun [ C ]
old-fashioned disapproving
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an unpleasant woman, especially an older one, who is often angry and often tells other people what to do
>disagree
>the printing is for future fuckery
>the taxing of the populace is the oldest profession
>they want people to produce their products with their labour and drive.
>The act of paying tax shows them that the people are compliant and their system is working.
I completely agree with you about the "effect" of taxes and what they represent. My contention is that our taxes don't even pay the interest on the national debt and that the entire "spending" budget is made up out of thin air fiat debt currency.
I agree that the debt is for future fuckery impoverishing future generations if they submit to the debt. My guess is they won't, and there will be a banker hanging from every lamp post before we're done.
>anons are breaking their invisible chains.
Mine were weak enough I turned down OCS in the Corps in '67. They broke completely when an old outlaw miner gave me his dog eared copy of NDCIC in '73 along with Smedley Butlers essays on "War is a Racket", which I'd already figured out by myself.