There are a few methods like not buying stuff like cars and unnecessary junk and cooking at home and making things and bartering things, but there we are slaves and the masters take their profits from our labor automatically before you even ever see it.
Only business owners can do it. That's another massive flaw in the plan. Self-employed people only make up a tiny percentage of the population. That's a significant part of the problem.
I don't see that as a viable plan. It's why they not only pivoted "slavery" from industrial factories, company towns, and plantations, to just income and sales taxes because it's way more profitable and outsources the costs of housing and upkeep to the slave, but they instituted it on a federal level after they consolidated power under the centralized tyrannical federal government through the instigated civil war that actually destroyed the USA and essentially nullified the Constitution that has just been held on to in order to string along the fools to think that "well, at least we still have the Constitution" and "the 2A protects the 1A" and other utterly meaningless tropes.
I don't disagree re. taxes, because it's precisely the way they enslave us today, but the only path I can see being successful is making the case that taxes are in fact slavery when the fruits of your labor are taken from you against your under threat of violence to support others directly and without your consent. It's the definition of slavery…. forced labor. And the only way you can escape the plantation is to leave everything behind and flee it to … where ? This isn't "Prison Planet", it's "Plantation Planet"
Do your part to pay as little fed taxes for the next 4 years
How do you propose that be done?
There are a few methods like not buying stuff like cars and unnecessary junk and cooking at home and making things and bartering things, but there we are slaves and the masters take their profits from our labor automatically before you even ever see it.
Only business owners can do it. That's another massive flaw in the plan. Self-employed people only make up a tiny percentage of the population. That's a significant part of the problem.
I don't see that as a viable plan. It's why they not only pivoted "slavery" from industrial factories, company towns, and plantations, to just income and sales taxes because it's way more profitable and outsources the costs of housing and upkeep to the slave, but they instituted it on a federal level after they consolidated power under the centralized tyrannical federal government through the instigated civil war that actually destroyed the USA and essentially nullified the Constitution that has just been held on to in order to string along the fools to think that "well, at least we still have the Constitution" and "the 2A protects the 1A" and other utterly meaningless tropes.
I don't disagree re. taxes, because it's precisely the way they enslave us today, but the only path I can see being successful is making the case that taxes are in fact slavery when the fruits of your labor are taken from you against your under threat of violence to support others directly and without your consent. It's the definition of slavery…. forced labor. And the only way you can escape the plantation is to leave everything behind and flee it to … where ? This isn't "Prison Planet", it's "Plantation Planet"