Big Fitz
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No. I did not. I rejected a totalitarian state where the government controls it's citizens, not one that serves it's citizens best interests by letting them live their lives best as they see fit because too many of the citizenry cannot abide others choosing something different from them.Excuse me? But when does need give you the right to someone else's labor or wealth?What's unfair is to tax the money people need for the basic necessities of life. The argument is then what should reasonably qualify as necessities.
That is called a justification of slavery.
So, massah... who do you wish to enslave to your or someone else's 'need' today?
Doan whip me none, massah! I's be a good slave fo you!
You just rejected the legitimacy of a democratic constitutional government. So now tell me,
what government do you replace it with, and how do you get to that government?
You preach control and slavery when you preach that need has supremacy over individual freedom, property ownership and choice.