Brett Cooper

You can see here, this took place in Colorado, and the article reads, Colorado voters approved Proposition KK on election day, adding a 6.5 excise tax on gun and ammunition sales.

Colorado was not the first state to impose such a tax, but it is the first to do so via a citizen's vote.

California, the only other state with an excise tax on gun sales, passed a similar 11% excise tax through Assembly Bill 28, which Governor Newsom signed into law.

So taxes have already become weaponized.

They are already politicized.

The left has also tried to regulate and suppress the gun industry into extinction.

They are weaponizing that.

You can't produce this type of ammunition.

You can only produce this much, this type of gun.

The whole thing is insane, but it's all been happening.

for years, and sure, the state of Tennessee, the federal government, they could tax my YouTube income if they don't like the things that I say, but they could even more easily just de-platform me, and they have already tried to do that time and time again over the last few years.

They have tried, and they have been successful with countless other people, and that is why you should subscribe to CooperConfidential.com because they can't kick me off of my own platform, just saying.

With prostitution being the oldest profession in the world, I do not think we're gonna be banning it or getting rid of it anytime soon,

especially now that we are learning that the United States has increasingly been issuing work visas for OnlyFans models citing their quote-unquote extraordinary abilities, which qualifies them for an O-1 visa.

Like, you really cannot make this stuff up.

It just keeps happening.

It is snowballing.

So listen, if it's not gonna be banned, if we're not gonna ban it outright and help society in that regard, if we're not going to eliminate all taxes across the board and excise taxes and be consistent there, then why not just treat this like every other vice and sin?

It seems only fair for the current reality that we live in.

Right now, Iranians have no internet.