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If we've ever had the chance to mingle in person, perhaps that I've been wearing a taxationist theft t-shirt or sweatshirt because that is my

favorite item of clothing because taxation is theft.

It really is about the government taking your money and giving you so little return on,

I wouldn't even call it an investment because it truly is a taking for the amount of money

that we are taxed on every single year as consumers and employees.

We have so little to show for it, but a blossoming state that is now panicking because

the amount of multi-trillion dollar legislation that has passed in Washington,

I think lawmakers and this administration are starting to panic because they need to find a way

to pay for it. And there's really only a couple of ways of doing that. You either take money from

the American people via taxation or you borrow money and

eventually defaults on massive amounts of debt. So either option is not good. The taxation route

obviously hamstrings growth. So the government is so overwrought that it no longer has

mobility and flexibility and it will ultimately be crushed one way and another under its own weight.

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