“Claim and defend your self-ownership for yourself and live it.” There are many things we can do for ourselves and not rely on the government or another person or organization for our lives and pursuit of happiness. There is no reason to overthrow a government you can simply ignore. Granted, there are some aspects that you ignore at your own peril. However, know what areas you are willing to practice civil disobedience in and at what cost, and just live your life. Ie. Can you get away without filing taxes? Meh – probably not. However, you can probably get away with doing as many transactions in the grey market as you are able. Finding local, like minded individuals to build a community and create a market exchange outside of state sanctioned sales / transactions would be a way of living one’s life rightly – albeit not necessarily legally.

When individuals stop looking to the state to determine right and wrong ie – legal or illegal to make decisions, we move closer to a free society. But you don’t need to live in a free society to be free. Nor do you have to live in fear. Life is short, and it is not guaranteed, if you live in fear of death, you hamstring your life and may as well give over to the chains now. There are many things that are legal that are not right. If you question what is legal or illegal to choose what actions to take, you outsource your conscience to the government and think you’re living a right life by living legally. However, you are tossed about by the whims of others to decide what is right and wrong, and what is right today will be wrong tomorrow, so fear increases and you lose peace not knowing what is right or wrong. When you take back your conscience and live accordingly, fear and uncertainty lose their grip on you. The one thing they can take from you is not guaranteed anyway – so why hold so tightly, hoping to save what is fleeting?

Do not buy into the lie that life is precious above all else. Life is not the most precious – relationships are: that with your Creator, yourself, and all those around you. Living in freedom and peace comes from living according to the right of those relationships. The state and those who wish to exert their will onto the rest to create some sort of social justice or fairness can only do so by restricting the self ownership of others. If you do not believe that someone else can choose for themselves, then doesn’t that open up the question as to whether or not you are able to choose for yourself? This does not give the license to treat others ill, given that what is most precious is not life, but relationship. And if you do not believe that people can live according to that tenant, then you are most likely correct. But really, is it better now? Ie – don’t we have a small group of people that we acquiesce authority to our selves on a daily basis? Stop being willing to exchange true and real freedom for an illusion and an absolution of decisions made by an authority other than you.

Test, outsourcing your morality to an outside source makes you a drone, not an individual.

What could possibly go wrong in a system whereby the pissants are forced to pay homage to the banksters by virtue of the "authority" of an illegitimate gubment???

God seems to be a better formula for success and freedom and joy than a bunch of c*ck-eyed crooks masquerading in suits!

Pay your homage motherf**ker...oops I mean taxes!

“Claim and defend your self-ownership for yourself and live it.” There are many things we can do for ourselves and not rely on the government or another person or organization for our lives and pursuit of happiness. There is no reason to overthrow a government you can simply ignore. Granted, there are some aspects that you ignore at your own peril. However, know what areas you are willing to practice civil disobedience in and at what cost, and just live your life. Ie. Can you get away without filing taxes? Meh – probably not. However, you can probably get away with doing as many transactions in the grey market as you are able. Finding local, like minded individuals to build a community and create a market exchange outside of state sanctioned sales / transactions would be a way of living one’s life rightly – albeit not necessarily legally.

When individuals stop looking to the state to determine right and wrong ie – legal or illegal to make decisions, we move closer to a free society. But you don’t need to live in a free society to be free. Nor do you have to live in fear. Life is short, and it is not guaranteed, if you live in fear of death, you hamstring your life and may as well give over to the chains now. There are many things that are legal that are not right. If you question what is legal or illegal to choose what actions to take, you outsource your conscience to the government and think you’re living a right life by living legally. However, you are tossed about by the whims of others to decide what is right and wrong, and what is right today will be wrong tomorrow, so fear increases and you lose peace not knowing what is right or wrong. When you take back your conscience and live accordingly, fear and uncertainty lose their grip on you. The one thing they can take from you is not guaranteed anyway – so why hold so tightly, hoping to save what is fleeting?

Do not buy into the lie that life is precious above all else. Life is not the most precious – relationships are: that with your Creator, yourself, and all those around you. Living in freedom and peace comes from living according to the right of those relationships. The state and those who wish to exert their will onto the rest to create some sort of social justice or fairness can only do so by restricting the self ownership of others. If you do not believe that someone else can choose for themselves, then doesn’t that open up the question as to whether or not you are able to choose for yourself? This does not give the license to treat others ill, given that what is most precious is not life, but relationship. And if you do not believe that people can live according to that tenant, then you are most likely correct. But really, is it better now? Ie – don’t we have a small group of people that we acquiesce authority to our selves on a daily basis? Stop being willing to exchange true and real freedom for an illusion and an absolution of decisions made by an authority other than you.

And you can always believe Howard Stern, who never lies, and is-BTW-a Jew.

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If you own yourself, you also own the production of your labor. Taxes and self ownership are antithetical.

If you own yourself, you also own the production of your labor. Taxes and self ownership are antithetical.

We don't get a choice whether to "Purchase" government or not, thus it isn't the act of self-ownership, exercising free will.

Tariffs and transactional taxes - ie - sales taxes / consumption taxes are acceptable, I believe. What is not acceptable is taxing what is a product of me / my labor. What's even worse is the triple and quadruple dipping that happens. - Tax my income, tax my property, tax my purchases - it's beyond any level of sanity. Moreover the argument that you want to have roads, clean air, education, etc... is a fallacy. The private sector can provide all of these items (and has historically) more effectively than any bureaucratic government.

You don't want to opt for living free, because you're afraid of the big bad wolf of evil men. However, who works in government? Well - maybe they seem alien at times, but they are every bit as human and evil as your neighbor.