There is a certain brutal honesty in a master / slave relationship. Disguising the relationship by hiding behind clever schemes, may make people feel good, but that is about it. Fail to pay taxes, that is work for the Master, and it's off to the hot house for you. Just ask Richard Hatch, the survivor guy.
There is a certain brutal honesty in a master / slave relationship.
Yep, you obey master and he takes care of you. Any good farmer knows to take good care of their live stock.
Not interested in your concept of fair nor good government taking this to be what constitutes your concepts of government by consent of the governed.
This nation is not based on slavery, rather it was based on individual liberty with rule of law, not arbitrary fiat of a master.
Fail to pay taxes, that is work for the Master, and it's off to the hot house for you. Just ask Richard Hatch, the survivor guy.
A proprietor failing to remit a collected consumption tax and said proprietor is off to jail as well. Your point fails for lack of basis.
The choice in paying consumption tax lay in the consumer's choice in how and when one engages in commerce as a consumer. It does not require however a master riding herd over every individual, as an income tax or capitation tax systems do.