Vittos the City Sacker
25-10-2006, 01:43
II. Statement of Economic Principles
As an extension of our demands for government recognition of property rights and free association, we respect the primacy of the free market economic model.
Therefore, where government exists, we demand that its economic role be limited to the protection of property rights and voluntary trade.
1. With the recognition that taxation is banditry, the theft of one's labor, but also with the recognition that intermediary pragmatism demands that tax be gathered, we must set priorities as we deal with this tricky subject. As theft is illegitimate in all forms, regardless of its ends, it is not the distribution of state appropriated funds that we should concern ourselves with, rather than the burden state appropriated funds place upon the individual.
With the monetary burden placed upon the collective determined by the fiscal policy, and inequal allotment of burden initiated by progressive income tax rates, we must concentrate on eliminating the non-monetary burden upon and eliminating the possibility of possible inequity of graduated income taxation.
Therefore, where government taxes the individual, we demand that it institute a National Retail Sales Tax.
This accomplishes two goals:
A) eliminates the forced monitoring, reporting, and general subserviency created by the income tax and the Internal Revenue Service.
B) provides for the equal taxation of true income: consumption.
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As an extension of our demands for government recognition of property rights and free association, we respect the primacy of the free market economic model.
Therefore, where government exists, we demand that its economic role be limited to the protection of property rights and voluntary trade.
1. With the recognition that taxation is banditry, the theft of one's labor, but also with the recognition that intermediary pragmatism demands that tax be gathered, we must set priorities as we deal with this tricky subject. As theft is illegitimate in all forms, regardless of its ends, it is not the distribution of state appropriated funds that we should concern ourselves with, rather than the burden state appropriated funds place upon the individual.
With the monetary burden placed upon the collective determined by the fiscal policy, and inequal allotment of burden initiated by progressive income tax rates, we must concentrate on eliminating the non-monetary burden upon and eliminating the possibility of possible inequity of graduated income taxation.
Therefore, where government taxes the individual, we demand that it institute a National Retail Sales Tax.
This accomplishes two goals:
A) eliminates the forced monitoring, reporting, and general subserviency created by the income tax and the Internal Revenue Service.
B) provides for the equal taxation of true income: consumption.
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I will continue to add more sections as I go along.
Feel free to tell me I am a fool, a genius, or where I should go next.