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Challenge daewoo to a debate on philsophy, morality and taxation: I challenge daewoo to support his dismissal of the following arguments: http://www.4forums.com/political/for...ideal-one.html http://www.4forums.com/political/eco...-taxation.html I do not expect him to accept this challenge, this thread however allows me to save myself trouble as I will link ...
  1. 05-02-2012, 11:40 PM #1
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    Challenge daewoo to a debate on philsophy, morality and taxation

    I challenge daewoo to support his dismissal of the following arguments:
    A society based on volition is the ideal one.
    The Nature and Justification of Taxation

    I do not expect him to accept this challenge, this thread however allows me to save myself trouble as I will link back to it if and when he repeats his dismissals.
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  2. 10-15-2012, 12:34 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by daewoo View Post
    There would be nothing morally wrong with just passing a law that says "all profits in excess of $10 million must be reinvested in the company or used in other deductible investments".
    Such would be using the threat of force to coerce a group of individuals to do something that is within their rights not to do. i.e. it would not violate rights to have $11 million in profits thus it is immoral to prohibit it. The use of force for any reason other than protecting rights is immoral, see society based on volition.
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