Where can I learn more about avoiding taxes? Taxation is Theft Hello I was hoping you could point me in the right direction of being able to educate my self more on the topics you represent. Id like to learn so as to be able to effectively defend myself and stand up for what I believe that taxation is theft, and be able to help educate others, but I'm a little more than naive on the subject and it's a little difficult to find trustworthy and well educated sources on the matter from my current research. Any help and advice would be appreciated. This really spurred from the post I saw about registering cars and traffic tickets. Now I know not to go reading from laws and codes and all.

That's great that you're interested in learning! It really is a struggle because there isn't any place that has all the knowledge, and there's nobody that I can call an expert in all of this. I wouldn't even call myself an expert. For a background, a lot of the philosophies are based on libertarian, classical liberal, voluntary's, anarcho capitalist views. Depending on who you talk to, those can already mean completely different things. Personally, I believe that everyone has the right to do as they please without harming another person. Also that no government or organization can be delegated rights by a person who does not have those rights. For example, I can't hire someone to tax you if I don't have the right to tax you myself.

Once you understand these underlying philosophies, you can see that a lot of what the government does is immoral. Then if you reread the declaration of independence and the constitution, you'll see that the authors were actually very close to this mindset. This is the true mindset of a free people. You'll even learn that there were a lot of people trying to stop the constitution from being written, because it's authors were delegating rights to a new government that they themselves did not already have. This means that even playing by their rules and following all the laws they have written can result in a violation of your rights. All that said, the constitution did make it difficult for them violate some of our rights more than others. This means that a lot of the things government does to us, and a lot of things that it charges us for the "privilege" to do, are actually things they respectively should not do and should not charge us to do. But they get around the legality of it by imply coercing us into giving up rights we didn't know we had. With driving, the past couple generations have been told since birth that "driving is a privilege not a right". That statement is actually a piece of propaganda that has convinced us that government has the right to decide who can or can not drive, and can charge people to do so. Because we are told this lie all our lives, it becomes a belief that we never stop to examine it's truth.

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