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Originally Posted by Guest
First of all, I'm not defending slavery at all. but slaves were paid in food, shelter, and clothing. Some were also paid small amounts of cash. So the slave owners did not steal 100% of the proceeds from their work.
But the fact that they could not choose to be where they were made slavery an abomination.
But secondly, I assume that this meme is implying that, by levying the government is stealing from us. We are a representative republic and we hire people to represent us in making decisions on how the country should be run. Obviously, there are common expenses that we need to pay for and taxes are supposed to serve that purpose.
Now you can argue about the amount of taxes that we pay or the system by which we pay them or if the money is being used wisely, but to equate taxation with stealing is absurd.
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So...the ONLY difference between then and today is...the negros can go where they want? Pretty much everything else has stayed the same. They STILL RELY on us for food and shelter...half do anyway. The other half, work part time jobs and don't pay taxes.
Workers worn until May 24th to "pay the government" it's share. Almost half your labor is going to taxes.
Representative republic? Maybe 200 years ago...now the rulers place their D and R lackeys into position to STEAL from the treasury. Over a $ trillion a year is stolen from us...putting us in debt...for their gain.
Welfare goes to the wealthy through their corporations. The poor don't save they SPEND...on the corporations products. The corporations lobby for increased welfare...which is used to but that same corporations products.
We ARE enslaved...how? IF you don't go along...you are punished...THAT IS slavery. EVERYTHING should be voluntary.
The REAL problem is the country is filled with TOO MANY people. Things are EASY to manage when they're small. Countries should be small. Giving everyone their own individual space.
We're packed into cities like sardines...sardine packing is more efficient when things are ordered...every individual neatly aligned with all the others.