Individually In where our taxes go? Current iteration of tax is theft.

This post was edited by Dmitriy on Mar 2 2025 01:24am

Swear I'm not following you. Just happen to be on jsp tonight lol.

Who the fuck really cares or pays attention? It's like the norm for so many people but maybe the really smart ones and in my opinion these smart ones feel they have a advantage for them to be better then the next person and don't educate.

But

If everyone actually did care and a shared consciousness about where our money from the tax we pay went. who knows how good it could be.

Feel like all people ultimately care about things being great "heaven" like or whatever is "perfect".. just most are completely oblivious to what your asking.

How would such a system work? There are 300 million people in the country. They all have different ideas of where taxes should go. You'd need mechanisms to resolve these disputes and decide where they go, say by a democratic vote, to elect representatives, who then pass legislation on your behalf. A republic. And beholden to a constitution and constrained by courts, and with the decisive action of a singular executive. Well any such system would be bogged down in a bureaucracy needed to carry out operations on such a large scale, eventually creating opportunity for public graft, corruption, self-sustaining aimless bureaucrats and boondoggle projects. And if they reached a critical mass, the only solution would be for the voting public to election someone on a promise to clean house and drain the swamp. You are here.

Edit: nvm

This post was edited by Gott on Mar 2 2025 04:52am

Agree the current iteration of taxation is theft, but from a perspective of how it's applied and relative to other population segments.

US has the poorer segments of the public paying a disproportionate amount of the tax if things are from a relative perspective. So bad, it handicaps their life, liberty, happiness baselines as said tax is shoveled to the FED and not used to help citizens. Meanwhile, people higher up on the socioeconomic ladder can stack tax debuffs and partition their assets across various businesses entities. If done right, richer folks can actually not pay tax or do charitable donations etc to choose how their tax is applied through the tax matrix 4D. Poor people usually don't exceed the typical standard deduction

This post was edited by RedFromWinter on Mar 2 2025 07:31am

Tax isn't theft. Think of the infrastructure of the civilization you live in. Since the beginning of culture and collaborative living, taxes has existed. What could potentially be seen as theft is the betrayal of trust of the people who put you in a position to use those taxes for the betterment of society.

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use the taxes to:

simplify and decorrupt the government especially the justice system so the top criminals pay and we can have less prisions

then hire the quality gov people who got laid off and any hardworking person for:

infrastructure: trains, advanced water systems, commercialized fusion energy
sustainability: reducing food waste so we can leave huge chunks of rain forest and ocean alone
education: educate anyone willing for the future economy (whatever that might be). With the ideal that people work 3 10-hour days per week

Pretty much just courts, infrastructure, post service, and a Navy.
There would be no 'Social Contract', or social services bullshit of any kind, there would be no liability to nearly all Federal Laws for State Citizens, and the laws of the States themselves would have no wiggle room to be unconstitutional obligations imposed on Federal Public Offices.
It would be a free market paradise, and prime example for the rest of the world to follow.