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Votards Discussion / I'm calling you a Votard because
« Last post by Dale Eastman on August 30, 2024, 07:52:22 AM »
I'm calling you a VOTARD because I'm a Pedantic Asshole and your post is what a VOTARD would post.

Quote from: The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition • More at Wordnik
pedantic adjective
Characterized by a narrow, often ostentatious concern for academic knowledge and formal rules.
"a pedantic attention to details."

The details I'm focused on are verifiable facts. NOT: Opinions presented without verifiable facts to support the opinions presented.

Why, In my opinion (my conclusion), am I calling you a Votard? VOTARD is a portmanteau word; A label made by the combination of the two words Voting Retard

VOTARDS have specific traits, properties, attributes, & characteristics.

VOTARDS believe voting for the lessor of two evils isn't voting for evil.
VOTARDS believe they are choosing a Leader; Votards don't understand: Leaders don't need men with guns to make people obey.
VOTARDS like to argue over which evil pile of shit they want acting as their tyrannical ruler.
• A VOTARD'S vote does not give any other human a right to rule anyone.
VOTARDS do not understand Natural Law in the 1776 Declaration of Independence, Nor in the 1215 Magna Carta.

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Quote from:  YDOM on 29 August @ 12:25
Quote from: D-y on 27 August @ 14:30
What is the purpose of learning the tax laws?

Quote from: D-y on 27 August @ 18:42
So, what is the purpose of learning these laws?

Quote from: D-y on 27 August @ 21:02
Sure, that's what the question is meant to address. The purpose behind learning the laws.

I apologize for insulting you. Please forgive my insult. You must be a government school graduate.

Quote from: D-y on 27 August @ 21:02
Rather than assume, would prefer to hear the intended purpose stated clearly, concisely, and completely.

Are you claiming this answer is not "stated clearly, concisely, and completely. "?
Quote from:  YDOM on 27 August @ 16:40
If you have no knowledge of the tax laws, how would you know when the IRS lies to you?

Quote from:  D-y on 29 August @ 12:41
Its just a basic clarification.
The claim is that everyone should learn the tax laws so that they will know the IRS lies to them, correct?

Is there any more to it than that? Is that the only intention present?
Quote from:   pd on 29 August @ 13:51
I find it important to both know and have available certain definitions that they don't like, such as "to exploit" is to make use of a thing. When you exploit a resource, you are for example cutting down a tree or removing coal from the ground… An unexploited resource is useless. An unexploited human resource is unemployed.
So who harms a human more? The person who exploits him in exchange for money? Or the person who refuses to hire him?
Quote from:  D-y on 29 August @ 13:17
3:17 PM
Exploit's common use has a negative connotation that you're taking advantage of something in an unfair or harmful way though.

Seems like that is likely to lead to unnecessary semantics arguments and confusion about what is being communicated making the discussion dysfunctional without much to gain for it.
Quote from:  NN on 29 August @ 15:29
Well the outcome is the benefit.
Their method is ambiguation, the intended outcome is to obfuscate their goals - so we can't fight back.
In order to think clearly and so act decisively and effectively, we want disambiguation aka clarity.

In large part, that means we need to know definitions so we can know what people are saying and what they aren't saying, and so we can say what we mean and understand how it will be distorted, and account for that when possible.

Their ambiguation is very intentional and effective, especially when we don't know that's the fight we're in.
Quote from:  NN on 29 August @ 15:32
Forgive my run on sentences. I don't have enough time for revisions at the moment.
Quote from:  D-y on 29 August @ 16:03
Agreement, and both can be done.

So the notion is to avoid the semantics argument that will come from using terms where both parties aren't in agreement on what the terms mean, by first clarifying the terms or using other terms where there is agreement on their meaning? Sure, that'll work.

The concern was that it might be likely to befuddle communication if one party is using a term to its literal definition, while the other is using the common meaning of it. Lots of good discussions get stuck in a fight/semantics argument over what each individual thinks the term's definition should be, instead of moving inexorably towards the truth and finding a way to talk clearly about the matter at hand.
Quote from:  NN on 29 August @ 17:16
Right.  When they "takeover" a word they are taking linguistic and so mental territory.
Anyone who thinks of their definitions in place of correct definitions is captured.
And that's arguably the most important territory.

So ok, now just having a conversation with someone who is ideologically captured is way more difficult.

They reinforce their ideology, and by engaging poorly, our own thoughts are easily ambiguated.

Con - together
Versare - turn about (change)

To change together.

But instead of a conversation, it turns into a verbal fight.  You're fighting their specter; they're fighting your specter.

How do you disentangle this clusterfuck?

My first thought is not to define every single term in every single conversation.

It's to prioritize.

As soon as you identify a critical term, reinforce your accurate understanding of it.

Read the dictionary definition and importantly the etymology.

Then in conversation, whenever those critical terms come up, ask the other party to define that term.  Don't say what you think their definition is.  Ask them to open that kimono.

Be ready to give your definition and receipts for why it is the correct one.

Give receipts for why their usage is incorrect.

Whatever the broader topic is becomes secondary because you can't discuss it with confused language.

They captured those terms in order to stop people from coming to opposing conclusions.

If you disarm that term by breaking their occupation of it, then people can come to opposing conclusions.
An example of an incorrectly used term
Gender.
The correct usage of the word gender just means "of a certain class, type, or category"
It can be applied to biological sex.
It can also be applied to types of emotions, like if you want to engender a feeling of comradery.

Now when it is applied to biological sex, it is being applied to biological sex.
If it were being applied to social sexual gender roles, it would be applied to that, not some ethereal non-sexual "gender".
You can't have a type of nothing.  You can only have a type of a thing.

Gender, when applied to biological sex has always been about biological sex.

So then the idiot will say "yeah but language evolves bro."

Except this term didn't evolve that way.
It was intentionally captured and then enforced by ideologues in the 70s.

I can't find the name of the professor who wrote that nonsense in right now, no time.
But it would be good to have that info if having this debate with a lefty for example.
Quote from:  NN on 29 August @ 17:41
at 5:41 PM
"The modern academic sense of the word... was popularized and developed by the feminist movement from the 1970s onwards, which theorizes that human nature is essentially epicene and social distinctions based on sex are arbitrarily constructed. In this context, matters pertaining to this theoretical process of social construction were labelled matters of gender."

So, literally made up by marxist ideologues espousing the long debunked tabula rasa theory.

Their technique was very effective.

As long as you identify as literally any "identity" other than your nationality, then you can't beat communism the way it was beat last time.

And look where we are now.
Quote from:  D-y on 29 August @ 18:38
Ah, If the target is to confront others about the definitions of words, then the suggestion is instead to create culture. It is one of the most powerful methods of moving language.

While the grammarians nit pick each other over millimeters in specifics, the public use of things moves miles. Reminded of Bugs Bunny essentially changing the meaning of the word Nimrod, because the public misunderstood the joke in the cartoon.


    So then the idiot will say "yeah but language evolves bro."


Gender's new use has been meticulously changed by the cultist culture of the Gay Race Communists being supported by the system. They indoctrinated the children with it with cartoons and teachers, and for the college students its their professors, the doctors are now instructed to use it, its enforced in the office place with HR. Its everywhere in programming licenses for free and paid programs/code now too!


IF enough people are using their power to encourage it's use(that of the classical definition of gender) then something might change over time. But culture that can get people to do that should be what is produced; A one on one with someone over the definition of something isn't going to get very far, unless they're a celebrity and the discussion changes their use of the word, and its in such a way that their fans will also do the same. Something like that might work. Or meme culture that hits many people could. Lots of options to look at.

Of note, there's a bunch of legal terms that have different meanings like "Understand" that were captured by the system as well.
The legal system managed to keep and still use latin terms for many things that have been around for centuries. Perhaps if the essence of that is figured out, it might help with efforts to preserve definitions.
Quote from:  D-y on 29 August @ 18:55
Ah, just thought of other examples that might be helpful. Elon changed twitter's name to X. That created a culture-vs-counterculture movement of people calling it different things.

Now whether somebody calls it twitter, twatter, or X, it conveys more information about what they think of the site.

A similar thing happened with Kiev or Kyiv(that the media pushes).

These are key examples of culture and terms being changed.
Quote from:  D-y on 29 August @ 19:20
The liberty movement has terms like voluntarist and modern day abolitionist that are so powerful. They need culture to promote them for them to become used by the public though.
Quote from:  NN on 29 August @ 19:43
7:43 PM
well there's no instant solution.
if people in your town are asshole drivers,
they won't instantly all be courteous drivers just because you let someone get over one time.
we should make a habit of doing things the way we think they should be done.
each time we do, it will influence someone for better or worse.
make a habit of making it for the better.
Then when you come across a bigger influencer, you can do that with them.
and you can work to become one yourself.

But none of this is an overnight fix.

We're off by at least one generation, more likely two.

But as the african proverb goes:

"How do you eat an elephant?

One bite at a time."

So, we'd better get started, and keep right on.
Quote from:  D-y on 29 August @ 20:12
Mostly agree!
It's important to lead by example.
Be the change you want to see in the world.
There's so many fakers, that when someone is the real deal people are actually surprised.


The term "influencer" has become so yucky! 🤢 lol
Another overused term by the trendies that is fighting its old definition.

Being a good influence on those around you still works thankfully. There's also giving someone the facts, both for and against, and letting them decide for themselves. A reputation is needed for that one to have any pull though.


Really its only such a battle because nearly all of the institutions of learning and media are so blatantly captured by bad actors.
Quote from:   pd on 29 August @ 20:22
Occupying logistical linguistic ground is what allowed Newspeak to take root in 1984
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Quote from:  MC on 26 August @ 20:54
Dave is pro-police, he ran for Sheriff and has repeatedly bad mouthed anarchy. When we kindly asked him in the most respectful manner about his campaign for Sheriff and his support for police, he responded with insults, ad hominem attacks and threats to "take care of us".

Absent a link, this is just water cooler gossip. I can not judge the veracity of the claim. I am a pedantic asshole. You forgot to cross a few T's and dot a few I's.

Quote from:  MC on 26 August @ 21:00
Nope, I haven't but I can understand how it might be useful to some people. For me, I would seek out other mentors, preferably someone who didn't campaign to be a ruler over other people.

Charles Manson below. "Nuff said.

Quote from:  MC on 26 August @ 21:13
Are you asking people to publicly self incriminate themselves? If so, why would you put people in that position knowing full well the government is a terrorist organization that has a habit of slandering and imprisoning whistleblowers, and people who disobey?

I expect better thinking from you.
𝟙. What, specifically, are you implying is being "disobeyed"? Please articulate with precision.
𝟚. Can rule X be disobeyed if rule X does not exist?

Quote from:  CM on 26 August @ 21:42
Let’s stay focused on creating a supportive and respectful environment for everyone.

I've read your comments where you ignored your own advice.

Quote from:  MC on 26 August @ 21:43
You mean, say nothing while you repeatedly post links of material by a tyrant and try to get people to self incriminate?

MC, you have just claimed and accused others a second time of attempting to cause people to self-incriminate. I want to be sure I understand what you are saying when you accuse somebody of attempting to cause people to self-incriminate.

Self-incrimination
: incrimination of oneself
specifically : the giving of testimony which will likely subject one to criminal prosecution

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/self-incrimination

𝟛. Doesn't one need to violate; break a law to be criminally charged?
𝟜. Can a law that doesn't exist be violated or broken?

Quote from:  JS on 26 August @ 21:43
Thanks for the suggestion, but we're about the education of liberty in this group.

Rhetorical and not numbered to make a point:
Can I educate my neighbor about how to change spark plugs in his car if I don't put the required tools in his hands to change the plugs? Can I educate myself about shingling a roof if I don't have the proper tools in my hands? Can I educate anybody about making a camp fire without the tools to prep the wood?

This one is NOT rhetorical and it has a number:
𝟝. Does the problem to be solved to achieve liberty have a bearing on what tools will be required to achieve liberty?
𝟞. Without presentment of tools to create liberty, is achieving liberty actually being taught?
𝟟. Please list the problems to be solved?
𝟠. Please list the tools required to solve the problems to achieve liberty?

Quote from:  JS on 26 August @ 21:49
I didn't think he was on the up and up. Like politicians, I believe he's just saying what he thinks we want to hear.

I see you ignoring what he has been saying. He's saying the same thing I've been saying for quite awhile now. I'll address this point further at a later time.

Quote from:  MC on 26 August @ 22:02
What does extortion codes have to do with my freedom and liberty? Also notice how you pander to the gov's fictional word of "tax" instead of calling it what it really is, coercion/extortion/theft.

You wrote, I quote: "you pander to the gov's fictional word of "tax""
That is an error of assumption on your part. In making that errant assumption about me, You have just accused me of and implied that I am doing actions with bad intent.

The four of us ARE on the same side, The delusions and imaginations of two of us, "notwithstanding."
The negative meta-communication of the claim is forgiven since I can understand the reasons of your error.

In the case of the U.S. Federal Income Tax, all of you Americans paying this tax on your payroll are doing this VOLUNTARILY. The coercion/extortion/theft does not happen until after you volunteer to pay this 'payroll' tax.

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/pander-to
pander to someone/something
to do or provide exactly what a person or group wants, especially when it is not acceptable, reasonable, or approved of, usually in order to get some personal advantage:


I find humor in you calling the kettle black. By that definition the two of you are pandering to what government wants. Government wants you to NOT look at the written words of the Income Tax laws.

Quote from:  MC on 26 August @ 22:09
You mean pander to the terrorist government's system and glorify the thugs who support gov's armed thugs who enslave everyone and civilians would otherwise not be enslaved if not for them and that system?

You have absolutely NO CLUE as to the government's Income (payroll) Tax system. You DON'T WANT TO KNOW, thus YOU are pandering to government's desire for you to choose to be ignorant of that system.

The people at the top know the truth of the laws. The flunkies, drones, and lower managers do not; Because the compartmentalization of information keeps them ignorant.

Quote from:  JS on 27 August @ 08:04
DALE: "Champion is 30 years of not paying or filing income tax... Because he is obeying the tax laws as written."
JEFF: HOWEVER, Champion is not against taxation. THIS IS THE IMPORTANT PART OF THE DISCUSSION. He's said as much while running for office, when it was asked about how he expected to be paid. Previous to this he had claimed to be an anarchist. While running for office he took both sides (anarchist and statist) in order to gain support. Being against one tax does not make an individual a friend of liberty. For instance, the Democrats are opposed to war, except the wars created by the Democrats. Republicans are against anti-gun legislation, except anti-gun legislation created by Republicans.


No! Your hearsay is NOT part of the discussion. I can NOT opine about the veracity of your claim. I don't know, and I don't care. And I don't need to quote Champion on anything...

I will test your critical thinking ability.

Quote from:  JS on 27 August @ 09:57
Dale Eastman I wouldn't listen to Manson and then think him a man of liberty, no more than I would listen to the words of Hitler, Stalin, Biden, Trump or Champion. The latter is a statist. Like all politicians, he won't show his true beliefs until he obtains political power. Go ahead and follow his words, but never forget that "legal" only works for the state. They don't let such things get in their way.

I'm not asking you to think that Manson is a man of liberty
You are not the first person I have engaged with that refuses to look where I am directing them to look. You are not the first person I have engaged with that attempts to Distract, Deflect, Divert, Disrupt, and/or Derail from the topics/points I present.

Your words just told me that you don't care what reality is if it contradicts or denies your world view. Take your fingers out of your ears and stop singing "La-la-la-la."

Quote from:  JS on 27 August @ 18:33
DALE: "Here's my question YOU deliberately ignored:
Do you want to help folks legally stop paying the income tax that has not been imposed on payroll of Americans working in any of the 50 States united?"

JEFF: #1 I did not see your questions to me so I did not deliberately ignore you.


You get the benefit of doubt. I apologize for assuming. I too have missed posts. So my SOP is to re-ask questions that are not answered. I have had a lot of questions ignored. Then that person ghosts me. <Shrug>

JS on 27 August @ 18:33
#2 It is YOU, Champion and Moody Moody who "help" folks stop paying income tax. YOU post that stuff, and I don't. I don't stop you from doing it, but I do comment when you mention the statist wanna-be cop.

I stopped sourcing Champion. You are confusing my posts with Moody's posts.

JS on 27 August @ 18:33
The primary reason I don't post that stuff is because the government doesn't obey the law. If they go after you and others, I don't want to be the reason.

I told an IRS flunky that I had no intention of filing a 1040 for the year under discussion. I told her that I would be glad to discuss why at my willful failure to file trial.

I'm calling you on your errant reification of government.

Here is why: https://www.synapticsparks.info/dialog/index.php?topic=1756.0

JS on 27 August @ 18:33
Remember that Al Capone was brought down for income tax evasion charges.

This is part of the social engineering to make people afraid of the IRS. Where those charges brought under section 7201, 7203, or a prior incarnation of those sections? Not numbered because as a rhetorical question, I don't expect you to actually be able to answer.

By making that statement you have just pandered to keeping the government tax lie hidden.

JS on 27 August @ 18:33
DALE: "Here's my other words YOU deliberately ignored: The issue is NOT who or where the words came from."
JEFF: Repeat of my not deliberately ignoring you.


And repeat, I apologize for my errant assumption.

JS on 27 August @ 18:33
I don't HAVE to respond if I don't see a need. In fact, the issue IS "who or where the words came from."

If you don't see a need to respond and don't respond, then you ARE ignoring me.

JS on 27 August @ 18:33
You have seen me many times attempt to educate others for using the words and quotes from statists.

Yes. Including myself. So I am aware of your bias.

JS on 27 August @ 18:33
Champion lied many times over the years in order to gain support.

I can neither admit nor deny your claim. What I will do is notice you have just posted a claim without evidence.
I will also provide a counter-claim. I've been aware of Champion for about 15 years. He has NEVER lied about what the income tax law says. I verified the information he has presented by reading those laws on DotGov websites.

JS on 27 August @ 18:33
You are welcome to idolize statists, but I am not required to follow that path.

Your accusation of me idolizing Statists has been noted.

JS on 27 August @ 18:33
I do not care what Champion writes. I go by the history of the government.

I see you claiming that you only go by your biases. Some wrong. Some correct.

JS on 27 August @ 18:33
Never forget that Al Capone was brought down for income tax evasion charges. I will guess that many others were too. You want to trust the government to obey words then be my guest.

This is the second time you have pandered to government hiding the I-tax facts.

JS on 27 August @ 18:33
DO NOT bring yourself to the low level of "shaming" others to obey you!

Your are "assuming" and making shit up about me.

Quote from:  MC on 27 August @ 19:24
Dale Eastman, Have you considered that if I explain the appropriate answer to you it would self incriminate?

𝟡. What law would you be criminally breaking to incriminate yourself?

Quote from:  MC on 27 August @ 19:24
- Here's something else to consider, are we to think Dave has some magical words and magical legal insight that the lawyers of celebrities with 100 times Dave's wealthy don't have?

You don't have to think anything on this issue. The magical words and magical legal insight is THE WRITTEN WORDS OF LAW. Thus the answer to the question is Yes.

Quote from:  MC on 27 August @ 19:24
To explain that consideration further and for just one example, Wesley Snipes left the country over the gov's extortion demands so he could avoid being thrown in a cage and only after 100s of thousands of dollars in lawyer fees and years later, PLUS eventually being forced to pay said extortion anyway, only then was he able to come back to the USA without threat of being in a cage.

𝟙𝟘. Please put your finger on the law the IRS used to rape Snipes?

Quote from:  MC on 27 August @ 19:24
-- Consider the fact that there are NO LAWS that can save a civilian from the gov's systems, after all, the tyrant doesn't play fair, it doesn't even play by its own rules, it will change the rules at the drop of a hat, it will make up new rules on the spot and if gov wants to fry someone it will.

I'm willing to bet that you do not play a very good game of chess. Just like in chess, one must see the pressures brought to bear and the counter pressures to defend against the pressures brought to bear. It is the same thing when dealing with liars. Use their own words against them.

Quote from:  MC on 27 August @ 19:24
For what reason are we to believe that some boot licking thug Dave has the magic answer to defeat the government by using the gov's systems?

You don't know what those magic words are. You don't want to consider what the power of those words are. You use the government's own words against it. You have willfully turned away from those words.

Quote from:  MC on 27 August @ 19:24
What's next? Begging the government within the gov's systems to declare us all Sovereign citizens exempt from its rule?

Don't beg. Inform. Using its words and asking questions about its words.

Quote from:  MC on 27 August @ 19:24
I don't understand why you are so hell bent on believing in that boot licker like he's some sort of messiah.

Are his words accurate? We can dispense with Champion and your hatred and bias.

Quote from:  MC on 27 August @ 19:24
-- Consider, you have only gotten away with what you have gotten way with because there's 300 million people in this country and the tyrant machine can't attack everyone.

You have a higher chance of catching an audit if you file a form 1040 that you are NOT required to file than not filing at all.

Quote from:  MC on 27 August @ 19:24
And if/should you unfortunately land in its crosshairs, I highly doubt any of the videos from the boot licking thug piece of sht Dave will solve your legal problems or anyone else's legal problems for that matter.

I was in the IRS' crosshairs. I said I would be glad to explain why I refuse to submit Form 1040s in my willful failure to file trial.

You "highly doubt" means you simply don't fucking know what you are spewing on about.

Quote from:  MC on 27 August @ 19:24
He's selling false hope predicated upon the fact that the chances of one of his followers actually being prosecuted is slim, and not because his so-called legal solutions are so good but instead simply because the tyrant machine can't attack everyone at the same time.

Having never read the I-tax law, you don't know what you are blathering on about.

Quote from:  MC on 27 August @ 19:24
I don't care if that piece of sht has the secret to how the pyramids were built, he's a fking tyrant who refuses to denounce is intent and wishes to be a thug with a badge.

I can neither confirm nor deny the veracity of your hate filled claim.

Quote from:  MC on 27 August @ 19:33
Dale Eastman, And btw, I had typed another comment earlier with other important factors in reply to your question but it was interrupted by the gutless piece of worthless dg-sht Charles B Moody reporting comments and posts in this group because he's an immature ccccooooowwwwarrrrd.
Of which I mentioned to you about earlier, but I'm mentioning it again because I don't want you to think my comment above is that comment (it was a totally different comment).


I will be giving Moody a link to this post of mine. Both of you calling each other names does NOT advance liberty.

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Quote from:  The OP on 26 August @ 13:09
Quote from:  CM on 26 August @ 20:09
Question everything! It's time to uncover the truth about the largest financial scam in history: The Americans Who Lie in Order to Enslave You! https://rumble.com/v4rbhrk-the-americans-who-lie-in-order...

🌟 Want to keep all of your hard-earned money and say goodbye to the IRS? According to Title 26 of the U.S. Code, only certain individuals can legally be taxed, and you might not be one of them! Wake up and discover the real truths about the tax system and what it means for you! 🤑


▶️ https://drreality.news/?sld=charlesmoody
#Freedom #KnowledgeIsPower #Moody #ITSTM #ItsTime #USA #America
Quote from:  JS on 26 August @ 20:14
end ALL taxation!
Quote from:  CM on 26 August @ 20:19
https://synapticsparks.info
Quote from:  MC on 26 August @ 20:54
just a friendly heads up, Dave is pro-police, he ran for Sheriff and has repeatedly bad mouthed anarchy. When we kindly asked him in the most respectful manner about his campaign for Sheriff and his support for police, he responded with insults, ad hominem attacks and threats to "take care of us".
That is to say, given the seemingly anti-tax work he promotes of himself, he's not actually be the pro-freedom person he leads on to be and instead he's quite the aggressionist playing the political game of (at times) just simply saying what people want to hear in order to gain their support for his agendas.

Quote from:  CM on 26 August @ 20:56
out of curiosity, have you read “ income tax, shattering the myths”?

▶️ https://drreality.news/?sld=charlesmoody
Quote from:  MC on 26 August @ 21:00
Nope, I haven't but I can understand how it might be useful to some people. For me, I would seek out other mentors, preferably someone who didn't campaign to be a ruler over other people.

Quote from:  CM on 26 August @ 21:04
thank you for the feedback, sir. I’m pretty sure you have a reason for saying that. Do you mind sharing it with me?
Quote from:  MC on 26 August @ 21:13
Are you asking people to publicly self incriminate themselves? If so, why would you put people in that position knowing full well the government is a terrorist organization that has a habit of slandering and imprisoning whistleblowers, and people who disobey?

Quote from:  CM on 26 August @ 21:34
out of curiosity, have you read “ income tax, shattering the myths”?
▶️ https://drreality.news/?sld=charlesmoody
Quote from:  MC on 26 August @ 21:37
I would rather seek material from someone who doesn't support oinkers and didn't try to become one. And if all you are going to do is try to get people to self incriminate and post material for that tyrant, then perhaps this isn't the group for you. The average anti-freedom statist group would be a better fit.
Quote from:  CM on 26 August @ 21:40
that’s what I thought. lol
Quote from:  MC on 26 August @ 21:42
I could spend my entire life reading material from tyrants. I'd rather not. You clearly have no problem with Dave trying to enslave people via trying to become a badged tyrant, so why would you even join a pro-freedom group?
Quote from:  JS on 26 August @ 21:42
it's CM's complete lack of knowing the statist Dave Champion that has me thinking CM doesn't understand the liberty movement.
Quote from:  CM on 26 August @ 21:42
Let’s stay focused on creating a supportive and respectful environment for everyone.

Quote from:  MC on 26 August @ 21:43
You mean, say nothing while you repeatedly post links of material by a tyrant and try to get people to self inciminate?

Quote from:  JS on 26 August @ 21:43
Thanks for the suggestion, but we're about the education of liberty in this group.

Quote from:  CM on 26 August @ 21:48
no, I’m not asking people to publicly incriminate themselves. That’s obvious to a dead man. For the record, I’d like to see more people educate themselves. (I haven’t filed a tax return in over 25 years. Boo! 👻)

Feel free to give us a shout if you’d prefer to hire an all-American business instead of the alternative.

CM's link not copy-pasted.
Quote from:  JS on 26 August @ 21:49
Spam? Really? See Mike, I didn't think he was on the up and up. Like politicians, I believe he's just saying what he thinks we want to hear.

Quote from:  CM on 26 August @ 21:53
there's a fine line between genuine patriotism and pretending to love one’s country. True patriotism involves actively supporting and uplifting our communities, advocating for justice, and engaging in meaningful dialogue. Perhaps we can focus on actions that reflect our values rather than just empty words,

Quote from:  JS on 26 August @ 21:57
there's the real CM. Just another shill fraud.
Quote from:  CM on 26 August @ 21:58
🤣😂
Quote from:  CM on 26 August @ 21:59
Please tell me the sole and exclusive activity engaged in by 'US persons' in every Treasury regulation issued since the inclusion of 'US person' in the Tax Code (1962).
Quote from:  MC on 26 August @ 22:02
What does extortion codes have to do with my freedom and liberty? Also notice how you pander to the gov's fictional word of "tax" instead of calling it what it really is, coercion/extortion/theft.

Quote from:  CM on 26 August @ 22:02
Y’all have a great evening. Take care now!
Quote from:  CM on 26 August @ 22:07
do not get addicted to escaping. Face your problems, handle your business, and triumph. No battle was ever won by those who run.
Quote from:  MC on 26 August @ 22:09
You mean pander to the terrorist government's system and glorify the thugs who support gov's armed thugs who enslave everyone and civilians would otherwise not be enslaved if not for them and that system?

Quote from:  CM on 26 August @ 22:44
Do you have any idea about the answer I attempted to post here in the 'Introduction of Liberty' group?

OCR'd: Tax law strictly limits Withholding Agents to withholding upon income of which persons and entities?

Quote from:  JS on 27 August @ 06:14
CHARLES: "Do not get addicted to escaping. Face your problems, handle your business, and triumph. No battle was ever won by those who run."

JEFF:
#1: Who is escaping? We are educating people about liberty and government. Working within the system is why we live in tyranny and permanent war.

#2: Identify the "problems." The problem IS government. We are facing this head on. It is you that sees politics as the answer.

#3: I turn your quote back to you, with a little modification; "No battle was ever won by those who choose to support politics as the answer to the tyranny created by politics."
Quote from:  JS on 27 August @ 06:17
CHARLES: "Do you have any idea about the answer I attempted to post here in the 'Introduction of Liberty' group?"

JEFF: Do you grasp the idea that the answer is NOT found within the political system?
Quote from:  YDOM/Dale Eastman on 27 August @ 07:55
I have an interest in what all three of you have to say.
I am unhappy with the direction this attempt at information exchange has taken.
Paraphrasing Champion's message: Stand on what the written words of tax law say. Champion is 30 years of not paying or filing income tax... Because he is obeying the tax laws as written.
He was once a bible thumping believer. That has changed as evidenced by his Tats. Champion does not know that he is still under the spell of his government school indoctrination. This does not change his knowledge of the written words of tax law. I have been aware of Dave's tax law teachings for 15+ years.
Laws are created in the political system so Jeff I can understand why you wrote: "the answer is NOT found within the political system" If the system changed the tax laws, the system would be admitting that it and all the congressturds have been openly lying since 1913.
Quote from:  JS on 27 August @ 08:04
DALE: "Champion is 30 years of not paying or filing income tax... Because he is obeying the tax laws as written."

JEFF: HOWEVER, Champion is not against taxation. THIS IS THE IMPORTANT PART OF THE DISCUSSION. He's said as much while running for office, when it was asked about how he expected to be paid. Previous to this he had claimed to be an anarchist. While running for office he took both sides (anarchist and statist) in order to gain support. Being against one tax does not make an individual a friend of liberty. For instance, the Democrats are opposed to war, except the wars created by the Democrats. Republicans are against anti-gun legislation, except anti-gun legislation created by Republicans.

Quote from:  YDOM/Dale Eastman on 27 August @ 08:53
If Charles Manson was still alive, and he told you that in the united States, traffic must drive on the right side of the street or road, Would you reject the truth of those words? Would you drive on the left side of the road because a convicted murderer told you don't?

The issue is NOT who or where the words came from. The issue is the veracity of the words.

I am personally annoyed by liberty folk bitching about that tax called "income" deliberately ignoring the words of law that they can use to legally stop paying an income tax on the fruits of their labor. Do you want to help folks legally stop paying the income tax that has not been imposed on payroll of Americans working in any of the 50 States united?
Quote from:  JS on 27 August @ 09:57
Dale Eastman I wouldn't listen to Manson and then think him a man of liberty, no more than I would listen to the words of Hitler, Stalin, Biden, Trump or Champion. The latter is a statist. Like all politicians, he won't show his true beliefs until he obtains political power. Go ahead and follow his words, but never forget that "legal" only works for the state. They don't let such things get in their way.

Quote from:  YDOM/Dale Eastman on 27 August @ 14:23
Here's my question YOU deliberately ignored:
Do you want to help folks legally stop paying the income tax that has not been imposed on payroll of Americans working in any of the 50 States united?

Here's my other words YOU deliberately ignored:

The issue is NOT who or where the words came from. The issue is the veracity of the words.

I hate having to repeat myself:
The issue is the veracity of the words.

Please admit or deny the veracity of the words of tax law.
(If you deny words you have never looked at...)

It is now my intent to present specific words. And after having done so, I am going to ask you and MC to admit or deny the veracity of the copy-pasted words of law.
Quote from:  YDOM/Dale Eastman on 27 August @ 14:27
PS: Ignore the murderer, drive on the left (wrong) side of the street or road. Fuck Around and Find Out.
Quote from:  MC on 27 August @ 14:43
Dale Eastman, Just a heads up, CM is gutlessly reporting comments in this group. 😂 That's the immaturity he's sunk to.
Quote from:  MC on 27 August @ 14:49
CM has been banned for reporting comments and posts to Facebook like the immature piece of sht he is who cuckolds for the thug Dave Champion who tried to rule people via a Sheriff badge. Fking scumbag.
Quote from:  JS on 27 August @ 18:33
DALE: "Here's my question YOU deliberately ignored:
Do you want to help folks legally stop paying the income tax that has not been imposed on payroll of Americans working in any of the 50 States united?
"
JEFF: #1 I did not see your questions to me so I did not deliberately ignore you. #2 It is YOU, Champion and Moody Moody who "help" folks stop paying income tax. YOU post that stuff, and I don't. I don't stop you from doing it, but I do comment when you mention the statist wanna-be cop. The primary reason I don't post that stuff is because the government doesn't obey the law. If they go after you and others, I don't want to be the reason. Remember that Al Capone was brought down for income tax evasion charges.
DALE: "Here's my other words YOU deliberately ignored: The issue is NOT who or where the words came from."
JEFF: Repeat of my not deliberately ignoring you. I don't HAVE to respond if I don't see a need. In fact, the issue IS "who or where the words came from." You have seen me many times attempt to educate others for using the words and quotes from statists. Champion lied many times over the years in order to gain support. You are welcome to idolize statists, but I am not required to follow that path.
I do not care what Champion writes. I go by the history of the government. Never forget that Al Capone was brought down for income tax evasion charges. I will guess that many others were too. You want to trust the government to obey words then be my guest. DO NOT bring yourself to the low level of "shaming" others to obey you!

Quote from:  MC on 27 August @ 19:24
Dale Eastman, Have you considered that if I explain the appropriate answer to you it would self incriminate?
- Here's something else to consider, are we to think Dave has some magical words and magical legal insight that the lawyers of celebrities with 100 times Dave's wealthy don't have?
To explain that consideration further and for just one example, Wesley Snipes left the country over the gov's extortion demands so he could avoid being thrown in a cage and only after 100s of thousands of dollars in lawyer fees and years later, PLUS eventually being forced to pay said extortion anyway, only then was he able to come back to the USA without threat of being in a cage.
-- Consider the fact that there are NO LAWS that can save a civilian from the gov's systems, after all, the tyrant doesn't play fair, it doesn't even play by its own rules, it will change the rules at the drop of a hat, it will make up new rules on the spot and if gov wants to fry someone it will.
For what reason are we to believe that some boot licking thug Dave has the magic answer to defeat the government by using the gov's systems?
What's next? Begging the government within the gov's systems to declare us all Sovereign citizens exempt from its rule?
I don't understand why you are so hell bent on believing in that boot licker like he's some sort of messiah.
-- Consider, you have only gotten away with what you have gotten way with because there's 300 million people in this country and the tyrant machine can't attack everyone.
And if/should you unfortunately land in its crosshairs, I highly doubt any of the videos from the boot licking thug piece of sht Dave will solve your legal problems or anyone else's legal problems for that matter.
He's selling false hope predicated upon the fact that the chances of one of his followers actually being prosecuted is slim, and not because his so-called legal solutions are so good but instead simply because the tyrant machine can't attack everyone at the same time.
I don't care if that piece of sht has the secret to how the pyramids were built, he's a fking tyrant who refuses to denounce is intent and wishes to be a thug with a badge.

Quote from:  MC on 27 August @ 19:33
Dale Eastman, And btw, I had typed another comment earlier with other important factors in reply to your question but it was interrupted by the gutless piece of worthless dg-sht Charles B Moody reporting comments and posts in this group because he's an immature ccccooooowwwwarrrrd.
Of which I mentioned to you about earlier, but I'm mentioning it again because I don't want you to think my comment above is that comment (it was a totally different comment).
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Discussions with the indoctrinated. / Discussion on L. Rose's Discord channel
« Last post by Dale Eastman on August 28, 2024, 03:39:19 AM »
Quote from: NN on 25 August @ 16:08
https://news.mit.edu/2024/mit-study-explains-laws-incomprehensible-writing-style-0819
Quote from: YDOM on 26 August @ 09:18
I read the MIT article NN posted. Good read. I would appreciate a discussion of a specific set of laws. In light of the article's implied claim that legalese is not understandable.
Internal Revenue Code
CHAPTER 75 - CRIMES, OTHER OFFENSES, AND FORFEITURES
Subchapter A - Crimes
PART I - GENERAL PROVISIONS
Sec. 7203. Willful failure to file return, supply information, or pay tax

Any person required under this title to pay any estimated tax or tax, or required by this title or by regulations made under authority thereof to make a return, keep any records, or supply any information, who willfully fails to pay such estimated tax or tax, make such return, keep such records, or supply such information, at the time or times required by law or regulations, shall, in addition to other penalties provided by law, be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof,  [shall have bad things happen blah, blah.]

Where are the rules requiring persons to obey the requirement?

Can a person willfully fail to pay a tax if that person is NOT made liable to pay that tax?
Quote from: YDOM on 26 August @ 09:22
Internal Revenue Code
CHAPTER 75 - CRIMES, OTHER OFFENSES, AND FORFEITURES
Subchapter A - Crimes
PART I - GENERAL PROVISIONS
Sec. 7201. Attempt to evade or defeat tax

Any person who willfully attempts in any manner to evade or defeat any tax imposed by this title or the payment thereof shall, in addition to other penalties provided by law, be guilty of a felony and, upon conviction thereof, [shall have bad things happen blah, blah.]

Can a person willfully attempt to evade a tax that person has not been made liable for?
Quote from: NN on 26 August @ 14:25
My moral view is that for a contract to be valid, it must be:

    1. An actual written, signed contract (digital is fine).
    2. Agreed to willingly, free from any coercion or duress whatsoever.
    3. While fully lucid and informed.


I can't speak to the written "legalese" on the issue.

Magic spells and threats of violence have no authority over what is right or wrong.

And after multiple different tests, I've found that lawyers tend not to have any ability to think critically.

Their job requires them to navigate legalese magic spells to convince people of things.

Their job does not require them to discern and accurately communicate how reality (or morality) works.

One attorney I struck up a debate with argued that there is no such thing as objective truth, only what can be argued for the best.

Imagine the implications of that.
Quote from: PD on 26 August @ 18:38
my short, hot-take: laws require long convoluted writing because humans are antithetical to being governed by laws and will squeeze through cracks exactly like water when you clench your fist.
Quote from: NN on 26 August @ 22:50
that's a good take
Quote from: YDOM on 27 August @ 07:17
The outright laziness of humans in the liberty movement who bitch and whine about tax law having never put eyes on it is my motivation for citing sec. 7201 & 7203. This segued from the original article's post, hence I called it a thread hijack.
Though I was never in harm's way, my 4 years gave me time to think about, If my M-16 is out of ammo, that dead enemy's AK-47 is what I would then use until it's out of ammo.
I also had my hands on a booklet titled "Turning the Regs Around"
How many of you are/were familiar with marcstevens.net before he quit?

Quote from: NN on 27 August @ 11:39
I tried marcstevens.net but it came up blank.

As the leftys say, I respect the "diversity of tactics" within some limits.

Those who want to wage lawfare for us are fine by me.

Here's the "but":

The devil has infinite ways to deceive.

Commies for example can't think that well, so they often use the same arguments.

One argument they always use is "But did you even read Marx?"

The implication being that you are unqualified to speak against communism if you haven't read their propaganda.

And in that propaganda they redefine terms and indoctrinate the brainless into a tangled web of nonsense.  Marx literally uses an imaginary definition for exploitation.  When they say exploitation, they mean something different than what the word means.

So when you say "A willfully chosen job is not inherently exploitation" they will say "How can you say that!?  You don't even know that we use our own definition of exploitation, you ignoramus!  You clearly haven't even read Marx!"

So,

Nothing wrong with reading Marx, but it is not a prerequisite to knowing that communism is not how economics work.  What you need to know is - how economics works.

And,

Nothing wrong with reading Mein Kampf for educational purposes.  But it is not a prerequisite to know that gassing people is evil.  What you need to know is morality.

Likewise with tax law:

Someone could spend their life reading all millions of lines written in the tyrant's laws book.
I guarantee the tyrant can hire more law writers to keep writing more laws than you could ever read.
I mean... look around.

Or,

That same someone could exile the tyrant.
Quote from: YDOM on 27 August @ 13:54
There is merit to most of what you wrote. Except you are flat out wrong about the income tax law. I can prove that statement and this is where I usually get ghosted. Care to continue our dance?
Quote from: D-y on 27 August @ 14:30
  Can a person willfully attempt to evade a tax that person has not been made liable for?

What is the purpose of learning the tax laws?

And by that, what is meant is that if everyone knew the tax laws, would they no longer have to pay taxes?

That's the main point here, correct?
Quote from:  NN on 27 August @ 15:33
I'd be happy to hear your reasons and arguments.
I could totally be missing something, and if so I always want to know about it.

There are lots of areas of knowledge to learn about.
There is a general hierarchy to what's good to prioritize learning about.
There are also personal factors that would make one body of knowledge a higher priority for this person or that person.

So, here are some honest questions about your views:

Why should an average person learn about law?
Does this apply to everyone?  Or just people living in places where taxe laws are enforced?  Or just people in the US?  Or just voluntarists?
And why is tax law unique among other areas of law?
Why not international, civil, criminal, or any other area of the law?
Quote from:  YDOM on 27 August @ 16:40
Here is that question again:
 Can a person willfully attempt to evade a tax that person has not been made liable for?
I will reword this as an incomplete question: Can a person willfully attempt to evade a tax that has not been imposed?
You asked:

    What is the purpose of learning the tax laws?

If you have no knowledge of the tax laws, how would you know when the IRS lies to you?

    And by that, what is meant is that if everyone knew the tax laws, would they no longer have to pay taxes?

You are already not paying attention. This is about tax on your payroll.

    That's the main point here, correct?

No. Focus. Payroll tax.
Quote from:  YDOM on 27 August @ 16:52
    Why should an average person learn about law?

As the criminals in government claim: Ignorance of the law is no excuse.

    Does this apply to everyone?

Everyone working for a living in any of the 50 States united.

    Or just people living in places where tax laws are enforced?

Where are the income tax laws enforced?

    why is tax law unique among other areas of law?

Direct taxes must be apportioned.

https://synapticsparks.info/tax/ExamineFedTax.html
https://synapticsparks.info/tax/FORM-1040.html
Quote from:  NN on 27 August @ 17:09
They claim.  That's my point.  Anyone can claim anything.

And if I avoid their enforcement of that claim, then I would be willfully (intentionally) not complying with that claim.
Whether that claim is valid or not is a different story.
If they make no attempt to enforce the claim, then whether I failed to pay it or not isn't relevant as far as I can tell.

So, the state may have the power to enforce prima nocta, but that does not make it right for them to do so.

If i have not willfully, explicitly, freely agreed with their claim, and they enforce their claim on me,
then they defacto claim ownership of another human being.
That would make me a slave and they my ruler.

So, the state may claim that direct taxes must be apportioned.

As far as I'm concerned, that's just some dude saying some random BS.
That dude may have an entire army and the support of most of the millions of habitants in this country.
That dude may bring all of that down to bear on me to enforce that claim.
That dude could write 40 quintillion lines of "law" to justify the claim.

If the claim aligns with what is morally and factually right, then it's right.
But if the claim is wrong, it is still wrong.

Some call that dude the levaithon.  I call him some dumb cunt.
Quote from:  NN on 27 August @ 17:41
They may come and say,

"As it is written in the official tome of dreadfully serious statutes,
The third book, section 23, passage 32.683q...
Wingardium Leviosaaa!"

And then they bring down their lawyers and military might, the support of the hoard of brainless statists, and the leviathan in all of its powerful majesty...

None of that will make anyone fly.

Because in the end, laws are just words written down, everyone who enthusiastically follows those laws are enthralled by fiction, and underneath that polyester robe, every judge is just some cunt like the rest of us.
Quote from:  NN on 27 August @ 18:16
So based on that premise, how to know if an FBI agent is lying is the same as if anyone else is violating your natural rights:

Is he violating your natural rights?
Is he claiming that he has the right to do so?

If yes to both, he's lying.  Or just a moron.
Either way, he's wrong.

...Not that that would stop them from using coercion or violence to control someone.
But actually I am interested in sections 7201 and 7203.
It sounds like you discovered some significance to them.

In your view, can someone willfully fail to pay something they're not liable to pay?

It seems to me the answer is yes.
Quote from: D-y on 27 August @ 18:42
Was there ever an agreement to pay ANY of these taxes?
No, because there isn't any contractual consent that exists, because its not consent if the only reason people are paying is because of govco's coercion.

So, what is the purpose of learning these laws?
Will that somehow aid in stopping the collection of taxes? How?
Quote from:  NN on 27 August @ 20:17
Well there are a lot of smart people who are into lawfare.

Pursuing policy changes and things.  Minarchists, libertarians, et cetera.

It's not my bag, but if those more inclined are able to make progress I tend to support it.

It takes all types.
Quote from: D-y on 27 August @ 21:02
Sure, that's what the question is meant to address. The purpose behind learning the laws.

Rather than assume, would prefer to hear the intended purpose stated clearly, concisely, and completely.
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My exploration of Marxian Analysis / Examining Value
« Last post by Dale Eastman on August 27, 2024, 05:51:38 AM »

What's IT worth to you? IT has not been described nor defined. This essay is not about IT. This essay is about the concept of VALUE. This essay is about the concept of the VALUE of IT; The value of IT and what IT can be traded for.

Imagine that you have a pocket full of "IT" and you are hungry. Is the value of your IT sufficient to motivate a food vendor to trade you a meal for some of the IT in your pocket?

I was once as ignorant and uninformed as most of you presently are. You see, I am also a government public school graduate. Which means I had no knowledge regarding the value of IT in my pocket. The case could be made that this failure to educate was deliberate. It is my intent to provide information to negate the government's deliberate attempts to keep you stupid.

What if the it in your pocket is this:


What if the it in your pocket is 371.25 grains, 0.84 ounces, or 0.77 Troy ounces of pure silver?

If one engages in trade (per Marx in his book Capital) the value of the objects traded is objective. The value of the objects is based upon the labor expended to acquire the necessaries of life. A value for equal value exchange. That is the baseline Marx used. This analysis was logically self-consistent.

All value is subjective.

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Discussions; Public Archive / MM
« Last post by Dale Eastman on August 24, 2024, 05:47:00 AM »
Quote from: 20 August @ 09:32
Wait until you finally give up and withdraw it all, cause the tax man is standing right there waiting...
Quote from: 23 August @ 07:40
You don't know what you don't know.
What statute in the Internal Revenue Code, using clear and unequivocal language as required by the Supreme Court, makes a private Citizen liable for subtitle A - income taxes on his or her domestic receipts?

SCOTUS has said:
In the interpretation of statutes levying taxes it is the established rule not to extend their provisions, by implication, beyond the clear import of the language used, or to enlarge their operations so as to embrace matters not specifically pointed out. In case of doubt they are construed most strongly against the government, and in favor of the citizen." GOULD v. GOULD, 245 U.S. 151 (1917).

SCOTUS has said:
... [T]he well-settled rule ... the citizen is exempt from taxation unless the same is imposed by clear and unequivocal language, and that where the construction of a tax law is doubtful, the doubt is to be resolved in favor of those upon whom the tax is sought to be laid... SPRECKELS SUGAR REFINING CO. v. MCCLAIN, 192 U.S. 397 (1904)

SCOTUS has said:
If it is law, it will be found in our books; if it is not to be found there, it is not law.
Boyd v. United States, 116 U.S. 616, 627 (1886)
Quote from: 23 August @  08:20
Dale Eastman They'll lock your ass up until you die anyway, they do not care. They get about 99% compliance with their "voluntary system", and there are many fairly high profile cases of those who have fought the system. One that comes to mind is Irwin Schiff.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irwin_Schiff
Quote from: 23 August @  09:48
Please answer the question:
What statute in the Internal Revenue Code, using clear and unequivocal language as required by the Supreme Court, makes a private Citizen liable for subtitle A - income taxes on his or her domestic receipts?
Quote from: 23 August @  12:35
Dale Eastman The question is irrelevant. The consequences of acting against those who make up whatever answer they deem appropriate is what matters.
Quote from: 23 August @  15:24
I accept your offer to role play. You are the judge. Judge, What statute in the Internal Revenue Code, using clear and unequivocal language as required by the Supreme Court, makes a private Citizen liable for subtitle A - income taxes on his or her domestic receipts?
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Discussions with the indoctrinated. / JM in the VOTARDS-ARE-US private group
« Last post by Dale Eastman on August 21, 2024, 06:42:57 AM »
Quote from: JM his original post of nescience
Quote from: 20 August @ 13:38
Clueless Votards arguing about laws they have never read.
https://www.synapticsparks.info/dialog/index.php?topic=733.msg16960#msg16960
Quote from: 20 August @ 13:42
Dale Eastman you’re a nobody. You have no voice. Go whine to the other idiots that have NO voice. You stand for SQUAT ASS🤡
Quote from: 20 August @ 13:47
Prove I'm wrong about what the words of tax law are... Never mind, u r a stooopid Votard.
Go get a fucking clue. Present your answers and be ready to support them with quotes of the law:
https://synapticsparks.info/tax/OpenQuestionnaire.html
Quote from: 20 August @ 17:05
Dale Eastman you are voiceless. Go cry to someone who wants to hear your world fantasies 🤡
Quote from: 21 August @ 08:25
Like most of the other Votards in this group you have shown no ability to focus on points presented. You make baseless claims, thinking your opinion is capital "T" Truth. It's not.

You have just claimed that my claimed knowledge of the written tax laws are fantasies. Of course you will ghost me just like every other person I have asked to prove their claims. This one should be easy for you. Show my fantasy by showing the error my in my claim of what the words of tax law actually say. Failure to do so is your admittance that you don't know shit about the tax law.

You have claimed I have no voice. <shrug> You have no logic; You have no knowledge of the words of tax law. If I have no voice, what are you reacting and replying to?
Quote from: 21 August @ 08:27
Dale Eastman no I don’t wish to argue or school a voiceless nobody. There’s a difference Einstein. I won’t waste any time on ASS🤡s like you😉
Quote from: 21 August @ 08:38
In other words: you can't prove anything you have claimed.
Thank you for admitting you don't know shit about the tax law.
Thank you for admitting what an ignoramus you are... About tax law, and in general.
Quote from: 21 August @ 09:42
Dale Eastman lol. Voiceless ASS🤡
Quote from: 21 August @ 15:53
What exactly are you trying to say about me by calling me "voiceless"?
Are you claiming I have laryngitis?
I refuse to guess at what you are attempting, and failing, to present.
Quote from: 24 August @ 10:07
I find this discussion to be funny. Having asked the person who claimed I am a "Voiceless ASS🤡" {What exactly are you trying to say about me by calling me "voiceless?"} That person has himself suddenly become 'Voiceless." I'm used to this being ghosted when I ask questions about the bullshit that has been posted.


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My exploration of Marxian Analysis / Re: NG
« Last post by Dale Eastman on August 16, 2024, 07:28:01 AM »

Quote
You attribute the subsistence conditions of workers to monetary policy rather than to capitalists. While I agree monetary policy has an effect, it is not the bulk of exploitation. The bulk of exploitation is done directly by capitalists. When you say government is a power system, yes, it's part of a power system. Its purpose is to assist capitalists in consolidating power. Liberal governments live in the context of the power system that created them - one in which the primary contradiction is between labor and capital. You suggest that most workers earning subsistence wages are unskilled and require education. I'd encourage you to meet migrant workers. They are often university educated, but find that manual labor jobs in imperial core countries pay more than advanced jobs in their home countries. Further, consider why so many workers are uneducated. An educated proletariat is dangerous to capital, as Reagan's advisor warned. I'd encourage you to really observe the skill and efficiency of the so-called warm bodies you mention. Not in the US, but in the world where most production happens. The US is a sliver of global capitalism. Very little labor happens here compared to the rest of the world. You need to consider Bangladesh or the Philippines or Congo in your analysis.

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Discussions with the obtuse / Re: Discord - YDOM - Natural Law
« Last post by Dale Eastman on August 16, 2024, 04:53:53 AM »
Quote from: 15 August @09:34
The burden of proof is always on the one making the claim, not anyone else.  It logically follows that anyone seeking a definition does not want an invalid one, but one that is valid.  Your refusal to recognize this shows even more about how you are trolling here.  You have yet again posted a subjective, therefore irrelevant, definition, as I said 23 days ago.  I gave examples showing why your definition is subjective, thus open for corruption.  You sought to use this as some sort of example of my position- which has not been posted and is NEVER relevant to your claims.  I have not made claims, but responded to your own.  You have throughout this sought to shift the burden of proof while thinking your proposal is unassailable.  You have not made any reasonable means for me to determine the validity of this still unclear term you call natural law, and your constant attacks show that you cannot even define it.  As I said, you have been wasting time.  I am not interested in anything else you post about this since you cannot give a single valid definition in close to a month.
Quote from: 16 August @09:33
The burden of proof is always on the one making the claim, not anyone else.

You are correct.

It logically follows that anyone seeking a definition does not want an invalid one, but one that is valid.

And with that claim the burden of proof is on you.

You are "nescient". You don't know what you don't know. "Ignorant" is choosing to continue to not know what one does not know. I will give you the benefit of doubt.

Known as Voltaire's Admonition, "If you wish to communicate, define your terms."

I have defined MY term multiple times in this thread, as well as on my website. MY term means exactly what I told you I mean when I use that term. I gave you a VALID definition of MY USE of the term. I even gave you an example explaining what Natural Law is in action. Here it is... Again:
Natural Law means if you attempt to harm me, you have forfeit your right to not be harmed by me.

Your own words right back at you: Your refusal to recognize this

I am not interested in anything else you post about this since you cannot give a single valid definition in close to a month.

You don't consider the definition provided to be valid. This allows me to speculate as to why.
Govturds and Govtards don't like Natural Law because it says Fuck around with folks and find out. Like King George found out about his tea tax in 1776. Like King John found out in 1215.

You claim to not understand Natural Law. That would keep your hatred of Natural Law covert.

Are you a Govturd or a Govtard?

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