Taxes

Selling Kids to Prisons

Published under Civil Rights

God's Law

Under the Law of God, there isn’t any provision for a prison system where young men are forced to spend the most productive years of their lives between four walls, in forced idleness, at taxpayers’ expense. Therefore, such horrible crimes of official kidnapping as this judge’s verdicts wouldn’t be possible at all.

Man's Law

Under the laws of man, a prison system is specifically created to destroy the souls of those who are doomed to rot in it, concentrating huge amounts of tax money, creating perfect conditions for corruption. This judge’s victims will never be compensated for the loss of their productive years and for the destruction of their souls. He will eventually receive a parole or even amnesty and will be free again, while the young men whom he officially kidnapped and sold will struggle their whole l (cont.)
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Canadian Snitch Line

Published under Taxes

God's Law

The worker deserves his wages and keeps them. The functions of the government are limited and either relegated to the local communities (Ex. 18:17-23), or where a national government is involved, only the strangers in the land are taxed with customs duties (Matt. 17:25-26).

Man's Law

The government declares all its citizens “debtors” by default and criminalizes those who are trying to keep for themselves the fruit of their own labor. An army of bureaucrats is then formed to control and spy on individuals whose only “crime” is that they want to protect their property from government theft. At the end, the government creates conditions for mutual distrust and resentment between the citizens, an application of the “divide et impera” principle (cont.)
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Secret House in the Woods

Published under Family

God's Law

The land is owned by the families, and the decisions concerning the property are solely in the hands of the family owning the property, not the civil government.

Man's Law

The government is the supreme owner of the land, legislating and regulating the use of private property as the bureaucrats see fit, while also forcing the owners to pay rent (property tax) or face punitive action and/or confiscation.

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