Showing posts with label taxation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label taxation. Show all posts
Friday, April 19, 2019
Uh-oh
Yankee Patriot's Day
PHOTOS: Battle of Lexington reenactment
Boston.com article and photos
244th Anniversary
Labels:
American history,
statism,
taxation,
U. S. Federal Government
Thursday, June 11, 2015
Consolidating the Power of the Nation-State
A mistake even if in conformity with modern Catholic moral theology, which is mistaken on the legitimacy of the nation-state?
The Holy See and the U.S. have signed a first-ever inter-governmental economic accord aimed at fighting tax evasion.
Posted by Vatican Radio - English Section on Wednesday, June 10, 2015
Posted by Vatican Radio - English Section on Wednesday, June 10, 2015
Labels:
Leviathan,
moral theology,
nation-state,
Roman rite,
taxation,
Vatican
Friday, July 06, 2012
The Federal Income Tax
His supporters should know that Ron Paul advocates the elimination of the national income tax. There probably is over at Lew Rockwell's site a brief history of the passing of the 16th Amendment and what happened "behind the scenes," something to counter to the official history.
If an individual income tax is permissible at the national level, is it right that it generally places a greater burden on the citizenry than the state income tax? How much government does a true, limited federal government really need?
One might argue that we need a strong National Government to check the power of the corporations, given that corporate personhood is recognized in all the states, and corporations can be, in effect, superstate entitites. But what if the National Government is in alliance with the corporations and this alliance prevents reformers from attaining political office? What is to be done, then?
Related:
Supreme Errors by Peter Schiff
The Men Who Destroyed the Constitution by Thomas J. DiLorenzo
If an individual income tax is permissible at the national level, is it right that it generally places a greater burden on the citizenry than the state income tax? How much government does a true, limited federal government really need?
One might argue that we need a strong National Government to check the power of the corporations, given that corporate personhood is recognized in all the states, and corporations can be, in effect, superstate entitites. But what if the National Government is in alliance with the corporations and this alliance prevents reformers from attaining political office? What is to be done, then?
Related:
Supreme Errors by Peter Schiff
The Men Who Destroyed the Constitution by Thomas J. DiLorenzo
Labels:
justice,
Ron Paul,
states' rights,
subsidiarity,
taxation
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