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No taxation with or without representation: Completing the revolutionary break with feudalist practices
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Taxation is a vestige of feudalism and monarchy. It persists because of the mistaken belief that government is somehow entitled to a portion of our labor or assets. This article challenges that belief from a philosophical perspective and offers a different viewpoint.Other Versions
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