Chris Olson

We were a free country once.

But once they need to get in and figure out how much did you earn as though it's their business, you've got to pay your fair share.

It's not even about paying your fair share.

It's about managing...

The wealth of your citizenry and making sure that some people are not richer than they ought to be, because if the government wanted to, you know, pay its debt some other way, it easily could.

But instead, they choose to use the people as a source of revenue.

And that's, you know, think of the percentage of time that.

You work for the IRS every year so that you can fund regime change operations or some other bizarre foreign policy objective like we see with USAID in some foreign country.

It's like...

That entire system is just fundamentally unjust and undemocratic, and it really doesn't represent the will of the people.

It doesn't allow them to be as free as they could be.

It doesn't allow families to preserve and transmit generational wealth.

And it's all done in the name of this obscure concept of fairness, which is defined by bureaucrats and politicians thousands of miles away from you.

It's a horrible system.

And yeah, you're right.

You can't be allowed to have privacy or sovereignty.

There should be no ability for you to opt out.

You cannot secede.

You cannot be different.

You're all subject to this system of control and monitoring to ensure that the