‘Tax us now’

Skybird · 01-24-22, 02:28 AM

Progressive tax rates in Germany are such that already average earners who really do not put wealth aside for the future and their pension days, already get taxed with the maximum tax rate possible.

Politicians have messed up the finances. Then they prohibited real money - silver, gold - and replaced it with the fraud system named paper money. Now they have messed up the fraud system money they have crated themselves, and already without Corona they had started to drown everything in debts they raised to bribe their voters, and while it already was bad, they mad eit even worse, now wantign and pushing inflation and risking stgflation. And who does get hit by inflation first? The socially not so well - situated, and low-income groups.

How does anything of this get healed by taxing rich people more or less? The system is the problem. That government are allowed to manipulate the way we pay, that government have minting privileges and can release coutnerfeit money at will and can release policies that artificially drive inflation - that is the problem.

Credit is money you lend to soembody while you currently do not need that credit money and thus you do not consume it yourself. in other words: credit money is savd money. But the debts today are not such credit, they are additional abstract "money" without any material representation of additonal welath. Thus they are no credit, but a devaluation of money - inflation.

The system is the problem, Everything else is just superficial symptoms.

It will not end nicely because it cannot end nicely. I wish I would escape the final meltdown by having limited lifespan, but more realistic it is to assume that I will get fully hit like almost all others.

Gangster Lagarde of the ECB cartel uses the same arguments and words like the president of the German Reichbank during the hyperinflation. She and all the other central banks fight fire with kerosin.

Jimbuna · 01-24-22, 03:28 PM

Money looks after money.....always has and always will.

mapuc · 01-24-22, 03:31 PM

Thank you for your answer.

Reading them gives me the feeling that these word tax us now is nothing but warm air.

Markus

Skybird · 01-24-22, 05:02 PM

Taxes are expression of feudalism in disguise. The medieval attitude on lords and their peasants owing them their hand's work, has never really ended. Most people still get owned by a state, govenrment, nation. As if it were natural. It isn't.

that why modern Greek has such a inferior bureaucratic administration structure and inefficient land registry offices until 2007 at least. In most ancient Greek cities, taxes were NOT called up. To pay taxes was seen as a symbolic act of paying tribute to an opressor, doing so of course was either dishonourable or cowardly or both: in any case an expression of submission and servility.

01-24-22, 02:28 AM	#1
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,707 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Progressive tax rates in Germany are such that already average earners who really do not put wealth aside for the future and their pension days, already get taxed with the maximum tax rate possible. Politicians have messed up the finances. Then they prohibited real money - silver, gold - and replaced it with the fraud system named paper money. Now they have messed up the fraud system money they have crated themselves, and already without Corona they had started to drown everything in debts they raised to bribe their voters, and while it already was bad, they mad eit even worse, now wantign and pushing inflation and risking stgflation. And who does get hit by inflation first? The socially not so well - situated, and low-income groups. How does anything of this get healed by taxing rich people more or less? The system is the problem. That government are allowed to manipulate the way we pay, that government have minting privileges and can release coutnerfeit money at will and can release policies that artificially drive inflation - that is the problem. Credit is money you lend to soembody while you currently do not need that credit money and thus you do not consume it yourself. in other words: credit money is savd money. But the debts today are not such credit, they are additional abstract "money" without any material representation of additonal welath. Thus they are no credit, but a devaluation of money - inflation. The system is the problem, Everything else is just superficial symptoms. It will not end nicely because it cannot end nicely. I wish I would escape the final meltdown by having limited lifespan, but more realistic it is to assume that I will get fully hit like almost all others. Gangster Lagarde of the ECB cartel uses the same arguments and words like the president of the German Reichbank during the hyperinflation. She and all the other central banks fight fire with kerosin. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.

01-24-22, 03:28 PM	#2
Jimbuna Chief of the Boat Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: 250 metres below the surface Posts: 190,853 Downloads: 63 Uploads: 13	Money looks after money.....always has and always will. __________________ Wise men speak because they have something to say; Fools because they have to say something. Oh my God, not again!!

01-24-22, 03:31 PM	#3
mapuc CINC Pacific Fleet Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Denmark Posts: 20,553 Downloads: 37 Uploads: 0	Thank you for your answer. Reading them gives me the feeling that these word tax us now is nothing but warm air. Markus __________________ My little lovely female cat

01-24-22, 05:02 PM	#4
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,707 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Taxes are expression of feudalism in disguise. The medieval attitude on lords and their peasants owing them their hand's work, has never really ended. Most people still get owned by a state, govenrment, nation. As if it were natural. It isn't. that why modern Greek has such a inferior bureaucratic administration structure and inefficient land registry offices until 2007 at least. In most ancient Greek cities, taxes were NOT called up. To pay taxes was seen as a symbolic act of paying tribute to an opressor, doing so of course was either dishonourable or cowardly or both: in any case an expression of submission and servility. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.