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Would it make sense to have #CashAwarenessMonth
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I've only really seemed it advocated for by people who run businesses or "side hustles" they don't want to pay taxes for.
Seems like a paranoid boomer thing. I don't think it would really send a message to anyone.
We will never know if we don't try. There is a reason why cash is being replaced with social credit system and digital currency.
Are you living of social welfare? Why would you pay 30-40% taxes and have private healthcare, private pension, private highways...? What are you living for, what are you trading your life for?
So people can have social welfare and everyone can have access to healthcare and what not. It doesn't bother me if it's bettering the lives of those around me
But they can't. How many times you see that people are raising money for some surgery, or some machine is to expensive. Was it today or yesterday they unplugged that child in UK even Italy said they will take care of them? Your tax money is burnt and probably used to bring more suffering.
If you are going to respond to me with 4chan screenshots I'll respond with season 10 episode 21 of Family Guy.
I am fine with my taxes going towards the common good and feel like unfettered capitalism would cause rampant inequality.
You will be surprised to learn that your federal taxes don’t go towards anything. The government just deletes it.
Second Thought: Why The Government Has Infinite Money
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
WEF sucks balls because they serve the interests of the rich.
https://en.prolewiki.org/wiki/World_Economic_Forum#'The_Great_Reset'
That kids is why private healthcare sucks, we end up payin the gov't to pay the corpos to make it cheap.