Quote from: 1Referee on July 10, 2018, 11:33:06 AM

Quote from: Carlton Banks on July 10, 2018, 10:56:19 AM

If governments did what they say, I'd pay. I'd help them. But they don't, so I'm not paying them.

They can call me a criminal all they want, it's a simple case of a group of corrupt malfeasants complaining I won't give them money so that they can use it to commit immoral acts. If that makes me the bad person, then I don't want to live in "society" of people that support that anyway (the sort of people who will exasperatedly say "there's nothing the can be done about corrupt politicians", yet I'm doing it, and they're too afraid to)

Can't agree more. Some times it feels lonely being surrounded by brainwashed sheeps thinking that those not willing to let go of their hard earned money easily, are harming the country because that money can't be invested for the better anymore. Funny thing, or maybe not, is that it has gone so far that your neighbours snitch on you if they for whatever odd reason suspect you of tax evasion. The government must be happy with such a voluntary shill army.

I support you completely. But I think you're wrong about the neighbors knocking because they're brainwashed. No, it's just human greed. They can't accept that one of their neighbors has more money than they do. This is used by governments. They specifically throw up versions to justify the snitches. "Divide and conquer"