Take, for example, the federal income tax. Who sets the tax rates? The government, of course. Are they “authorized” (by their law) to set the rate at 100%. Of course they are. Do you really “own” anything? Of course you don’t. Are you happy? If so, rattle your chains.
The National Association of Rural Landowners (NARLO) (www.narlo.org) is a good outfit. I have a couple of their signs and highly recommend them. – jtl, 419
Even a layman can understand that when “use” is severely restricted or taken, ownership becomes a barren right. If property ownership is a “barren” right, then private citizens have no right to own property. If a private citizen has no right to own property, then it follows that Government “owns” all property and in fact it does. Just try not paying your property taxes and the government will TAKE your property.
Take, for example, the federal income tax. Who sets the tax rates? The government, of course. Are they “authorized” (by their law) to set the rate at 100%. Of course they are. Do you really “own” anything? Of course you don’t. Are you happy? If so, rattle your chains.
The National Association of Rural Landowners (NARLO) (www.narlo.org) is a good outfit. I have a couple of their signs and highly recommend them. – jtl, 419by Ron Ewart via
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