Yes, but since the state makes credible threats of violence against people, those signatures are under duress.

Undisciplined

These days, the coercion underlying progressive programs is shifted from the service provider to the working professionals taxed to pay for them. The average American works the equivalent of thirty-eight days a year exclusively to fund government programs. For the top 1 percent of income earners, the average is sixty-five days. The only problem progressives have with this violent expropriation of wealth through taxation is that there’s not enough of it.

My earnings confiscated before I can use them by State and Federal government people before I can decide where they should go is working without pay. But because I've signed a tax document by filing and because I've signed a pre-tax form for employment the justification is that I've agreed to this indeturement.

econ

The Problem with Juneteenth

This sounds like slavery to me...

> These days, the coercion underlying progressive programs is shifted from the service provider to the working professionals taxed to pay for them. The average American works the equivalent of thirty-eight days a year exclusively to fund government programs. For the top 1 percent of income earners, the average is sixty-five days. The only problem progressives have with this violent expropriation of wealth through taxation is that there’s not enough of it.

My earnings confiscated before I can use them by State and Federal government people before I can decide where they should go is working without pay. But because I've signed a tax document by filing and because I've signed a pre-tax form for employment the justification is that I've agreed to this indeturement. 