Here's how your take-home pay could change if Trump's new tax plan is passed
Hmm....I keep wanting to believe that a plain 10% "flat Tax" would be the best way to do this, since the looters ARE going to loot, no matter what. All of this "talk" keeps adding up to just making the smoke a different color and making the mirrors more polished. It still is a game where you have to try to "out loot the looters" using all their weird gambits and tricks. There is still way too much money to be taken by keeping the current system, and all the "donations" it causes to be made, to political campaigns.
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As mccannon01 notes, jail is a possibility, and I guess even a probability.
So what it takes is a LOT of courage, of guts, and a willingness to adapt some of that activism the left-collectivists use: Let them arrest us, in droves, in HUGE numbers. FILL their jails.
If our tax protest works, they'll hafta lay off some of the jailers, and hafta close some of the jails, and won't have enough armed thugs to haul all of us away.
I started to say it worked for Gandhi, but it's not quite the same thing.
However, it did work for the earlier Civil Rights movement in the early 1960s, especially in Southwest Georgia.
Huelga! Strike!
Thus, social choice becomes no REAL choice at all.
The I-R-S is the fourth branch of government and, arguably, is the most powerful and most totalitarian. It rules by pure fear. It can take your wealth, your freedom, and even your life. It is the perfect tool of statists and collectivists to slap around and manipulate a population.
I recall a book written about I-R-S abuses back in the late '70s or early '80s by a congressman (George Hanson comes to mind) where abuses up to that time are written about. By now, I figure volumes could be added.
Edit add: Found the book on Amazon... "To Harass Our People: The IRS and Government Abuse of Power" by Congressman George Hanson
10% is usually a no brainer in terms of cutting back on waste. 20% is a stretch for most expenses, but possible.
The first thing to do is only buy things that will LAST a long time, and buy spare parts for those things before they dont make them anymore.
Secondly, would be to specifically cut down on the need for driving around.
Third would be careful procuring of food, so as not to buy too much that will spoil before you eat it.
As we get older, it gets harder to do physical things for ourselves, but our needs (exc for medical) tend to go down also.
As to medical, given how much we have paid into taxes over the years, taking as much free medical care now that its government medical care doesnt seem like such a bad idea
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