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What did I exaggerate? Four of your nine talking points rail against taxation, the other five rail against things that are supported by taxation. What I am seeing here is a person who is not making an intelligent case for himself sidestepping questions because he doesn't have answers beyond his jingoism. Quote: So what you are saying in essence is that as soon as a government taxes its citizens in any way, shape or form in order to pay for something that is deemed of common benefit to all, it is automatically a communist government?
Please show me where I said: "as soon as a government taxes its citizens in any way, shape or form"
I said no such thing. There are Constitution provisions for taxing, which the Federal Government has overrun years ago.
Please show us what these "somethings" are.
Please show us, from the Constitution, where the Federal Government has the legal authority to tax citizens of the several states through an income tax.
Show us how some whores in congress can deem what is a benefit to all.
And then pick just one thing that you think is a benefit to all and I'll show you how it did not benefit me.
I'm not sidestepping anything. Most posters don't seem to know how to debate, w/o using ad hominem attacks and claiming those who don't are trolling in every post.
Let's take the Planks one at a time shall we? What about the other non-tax issues, like the central bank? Is or is not, a central bank one of the planks of the Communist Manifesto?
Then, if you can actually handle two questions at once without doing the
, where is the Constitutional authority for a private central bank to print fiat currency or create the medium of exchange out of thin air rather than the US Treasury to mint coins of silver and gold as per Article 1 Section 8 of the USC?
Let's see who sidesteps.
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he doesn't have answers beyond his jingoism. Jingoism is extreme
patriotism in the form of aggressive foreign policy.
[1] In practice, it is a country's advocation of the use of threats or actual force against other countries in order to safeguard what it perceives as its national interests. Colloquially, it refers to excessive
bias in judging one's own country as superior to others – an extreme type of
nationalism. (wikipedia for a quick source)
Again, no surprise here, you don't know what you're talking about. Methinks you don't even know what jingoism is.
I am against the US military being in any foreign nation for any reason whatsoever unless all 435 members of Congress votes (roll call) and DECLARES war against that nation as per the Constitution.