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Bret Cahill
Guest
Whatever happened to our dreaded looneytarian?
American Revolution, is rent is merely taxation without
representation.
George III _owned_ all the land in North America. His taxes were
decided by the individualist George III, not by the collective and
representation. George III was identical in every way to a landlord
in libertaria.
Jefferson, et. al., didn't respect the individualist George III's
libertarian property rights.
Jefferson got the collective together and that collective used _force_
against the individualist George III to take the land.
The collective won and looneytarians, then known as "Tories" fled the
United States to Canada.
Then Jefferson and Paine went to France to help the French collective
use force to take the land from their individualist landlords.
The collective won again and today both the French and American
Revolutions are celebrated as national holidays, the 14th and 4th of
July, respectively.
Bret Cahill
"France is every American's second country."
-- Jefferson
The difference, for those clueless about the Fourth of July and theFor that matter, what's the difference between rent and taxes?
Rent is optional (as are toll roads), taxes are taken by force.
I don't see anyone holding a gun to anyone's head forcing him to remain in
the collectively acquired collectively defended territory of the United
States and pay taxes.
You can leave any time.
That's not the point. I don't want to LEAVE America,
And some don't want to vacate their apts but most don't claim they get
to stay for free just because they don't like paying rent.
So we're still waiting for a difference between rent and taxes.
American Revolution, is rent is merely taxation without
representation.
George III _owned_ all the land in North America. His taxes were
decided by the individualist George III, not by the collective and
representation. George III was identical in every way to a landlord
in libertaria.
Jefferson, et. al., didn't respect the individualist George III's
libertarian property rights.
Jefferson got the collective together and that collective used _force_
against the individualist George III to take the land.
The collective won and looneytarians, then known as "Tories" fled the
United States to Canada.
Then Jefferson and Paine went to France to help the French collective
use force to take the land from their individualist landlords.
The collective won again and today both the French and American
Revolutions are celebrated as national holidays, the 14th and 4th of
July, respectively.
Bret Cahill
"France is every American's second country."
-- Jefferson