Andrew what is the anti tax plan?
The anti-tax plan is how we're going to make, make taxation
obsolete for the next generation.
And so your generation is born today.
They're going to grow up in a world, where taxation is very,
nearly Obsolete. And the reason for that is, you
know, what, this is, is a modified version of a sovereign
wealth fund. You know, we're at, you're
having like 10,000 of them at, like the local level.
There's about 19 thousand five. 100 units of pallet, he's in the
United States. And and the idea is that okay,
all of these 19,500 municipalities, they all have
about 8, to 14 months of taxes on hand that they've already
collected, they're called reserves and they use those for
you to kind of balance out, you know, their, you know, their
budgets, whenever there's this is kind of like their savings
account. And so the sales tax might
return different amounts every single year and it might return.
And they need support take money out of savings and use it for
that. And but really, that money just
sits there, you know, for you know, year after year Gathering
inflation, not interests and my idea is, well, why don't we have
that professionally managed by the?
But you know, by actual licensed money managers who can generate
a return on investment and we could basically create a passive
income to offset, you know, for, you know, for these local
governments to offset, you know. They are their tax burden on the
people. And, you know, and if you like
any of you allow compounding interest to take effect over
time, then you never even need to raise taxes in order to fund
it. It's just going to grow and grow
and grow until the point where, you know, it's growing
substantially faster than, you know, the indirect taxes.
And at that point, you know, you don't need direct taxation
anymore, your funding, but the government entirely off of
passes, a passive income. What is ARCA, tropism Arco
tropism is basically the problem problem that the anti-tax is
seeking to solve. I started with my Ministry with
Arco tropism to try explain the problems.
This is the co the praxeology of sociopathy.
Basically, this is what does economics look like when you
don't give a damn about consent and the and so, you know, I
usually Use it two ways. One is the first way I just gave
you which is like the praxeology of Economics - consent and
sociopathic economics Austrian for the version or and the other
way is this is the the method or process by which the state will
grow its power through extracting order from chaos and
there. And this is like the the service
that they provide to the people is an aggressive order.
And if the Yeah, basically, if there's chaos, if there's a
district, you know, you can think of chaos as a shortage of
order. If there is a short, if there's
a shortage of order, you know, basically the people are
demanding it because it's like a layer 2.
If you think a mass was hierarchy of needs, you know,
orders like second tier and, you know, it on the bottom and so
the, you know, they're going to demand a, you know, be
resupplied to them very very quickly.
And and the state will always says, well, instead of paying me
like in money like we do in the market, you pay me.
In power and basically so the so.
And so basically, this is the state's incentive right there
that the more chaos, there is the more power I can grab, you
know, because you know, every time there's an outbreak of
chaos, they can say to the people.
Okay? Well, this happened because I
didn't have XYZ powers and I and that's what I need in order to
protect you and therefore, you know that, you know, they're
like the art. This is the arsonist
firefighter, you know, sort of incentive that the state is kind
of known. For this is the worth of this.
Now is our Co tropism comes from two Greek words, you know, Arcos
for ruler and tropos for to turn.
This is why the society always turns towards rulers and this is
the, the economic explanation for power basically, so you
cannot mix of power.