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A new worldview in ten questions and answers
Posted in Perry Willis
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Tagged anti state, consumer, consumer controlled government, crime, Fraud, government, Habitat for Humanity, HUD, initiated force, libertarian, libertarian philosophy, libertarianism, non-violent persuasion, police, pro government, State, statism, statist, taxation, the state, violence based monopolies, violence based taxation, violence-based funding, voluntary cooperation, voter
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How taxation makes government less effective
By: Jim Babka -
Maybe your friends think there’s no alternative to taxation. What if there was?