In the sense that duress was part of the situation, yes.
Can you show me a copy of this "social contract"? I don't believe I've ever seen one.
no one has ever had a gun to their head and been forced to sign a withholding agreement. it's all voluntary. nothing will happen to you if you don't sign it, no duress.
Yes you do. If you didn't you wouldn't consent to buying the product. Consent is assumed with the choice of purchase
Home ownership is not a 'natural right'
Very inconsistent.. A percent of your labor (surplus labor) is directly withheld actually without consent in a capitalist economic system (if it wasn't, the employer wouldn't turn a profit), so which percent of that is "not slavery"?
So if you buy a car, you're not consenting to paying the tax on the car? Do you think a car salesman would sell you a car if you told him you want it for the sticker price but don't consent to paying the tax on it?
nah, you entitled welfare rats have crop insurance courtesy of the federal government for that.
whatever amount they agree to voluntarily when they sign the withholding agreement, dipshit.
Bullshit. Who forced you to sign that W4? Was it at gun point?
Who forced you to go work there?
Huh?
You keep saying you're not forced to sign anything or to fill it out but that doesn't change the fact that you still get money withheld. What argument are you trying to make? Sorry, just confused with what you're trying to argue
Do you think people should have to work more than 40 hours a week to survive?
who forced you to hire anyone?
prepare your anus, klanman.
you told me you were aware of the property taxes when you bought your house, and bought it without duress.
If you didn't consent to the tax, you wouldn't make the purchase
Voluntary agreements are usually a good thing. Can you show me the agreement that individual people made with this coercive thing referred to as the Federal Government allowing confiscation of their labor?
