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“Critical thinking using root definitions is a skill set that allows an individual, by themselves, to judge and settle disputes as well as set limits on what is considered to be morally ethical and correct manners of someone who has one’s behavior in society. However, critical thinking is much more than its root definition. Critical thinking is skillfully defining, intellectualizing, analyzing, and evaluating data and information gathered from all sources and producing belief and action in rhetoric that provides clarity and consistency through evidence and reason.”

“The future has yet to be written, but plans upon plans have been laid out before us as we are driven like cattle down a very dangerous path. A path seemingly designed to cause us pain and suffering as we traverse it. A path we have only started moving through as it becomes steeper and steeper, with death potentially awaiting around every turn. The worldwide events we are witnessing today are not random coincidences of chance but coordinated efforts by those with the resources and power to upend our way of life by reducing our freedom and rights to a negligible idea that is best ignored. Are we being led to slaughter? Is that the future we will meet -our fate?”

“Our Natural Rights -Life, Freedom, and Property- are inalienable rights that everyone in the world has and shares, and they are being attacked at every step. Most people accept it without question or any protest or resistance.”

“Mainstream media has become little more than a mouthpiece for officially approved rhetoric. Anything outside approved rhetoric is quickly quieted, taken out, vilified, and or discredited.”

“In May 2018, Bill Gates, during an interview with MSNBC, said he convinced President Trump to stop looking into vaccines as a problem and to move away from using Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) Jr. as an adviser, which President Trump listened to and removed RFK Jr. from an advisory position at the White House.”

“Why is it now that blind obedience to governmental authority is viewed as being a “good citizen,” and resistance to what some see as government tyranny is viewed as “terroristic behavior”? Has all understanding of how this country was formed vanished? Why does the government-run public education system not teach the essential ideologies many of the founders used as justification for the Revolutionary War? Many do not understand these ideas about freedom from tyranny. Each of us should be able to judge our current political climate and issues without only repeating the rhetoric of others. We should be able to form and create our rhetoric by using critical thinking to process all information available to determine our rhetoric and truth.”

“Tax is a compulsory contribution to government revenues. Compulsory means force, and contribution is a payment. So, taxes are forced payments for services we may or may not use. Theft is taking another person’s property without their permission or consent to deprive the rightful owner of it. Taxation is theft.”

“One of the most egregious aspects of taxation is its violation of property rights. In a voluntary transaction, both parties agree to an exchange, ensuring a fair trade of goods, services, or money. Conversely, taxation is imposed unilaterally, regardless of an individual’s willingness to participate.”

“When we compare taxation to private theft, the parallels become evident. If a private entity were to demand money under threat of violence, it would be labeled as extortion or robbery, which are forms of theft. Now, imagine a scenario where a stranger demands a portion of our earnings under the threat of physical harm. This is what taxation does, albeit through the legal system. The distinction lies in perception, a perception that is shaped by propaganda and fallacious education. Yet, from a moral perspective, the act remains the same: taking one’s property without voluntary agreement, a hallmark of theft.”

“To fully grasp the scope of how governments extract wealth through “legal” means, it is essential to examine the myriad of taxes imposed at federal and state levels. Each tax, whether income, sales, property, or excise, represents a forced payment that citizens are compelled to make under threat of penalties or imprisonment. This system effectively seizes a portion of an individual's earnings, labor, and assets without direct informed consent, aligning taxation with theft than with a fair exchange service fee.”

“Property taxes and eminent domain are examples of unjustly undermining private ownership. Property taxes ensure that individuals never genuinely own their land; failure to pay these taxes results in the government’s seizure of the property, effectively turning ownership into a form of leasing and renting from the government.”

“The U.S. government’s financial mismanagement illustrates the deep flaws within its operations. As of December 2024, the national debt surpassed $35 trillion, placing an enormous burden on taxpayers forced to shoulder the costs of servicing this escalating liability. This debt is forced upon all citizens with no say in how it is spent, equal to over $100,000 for every man, woman, and child with a social security number or over $270,000 per taxpayer.”