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The government says money isn’t property—so it can take yours(reason.com)
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[-]Tom_Bombadil1(+1|0)

Citizens are govt property, so it's like defunding subsidiary.

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[-]x0x70(0|0)

That's explicitly the case in national socialism. See in that system the government doesn't own the means of production. They just own anyone who could own it.

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[-]Tom_Bombadil0(0|0)

That's factually, and legally the case in the US for any citizen.

Custody is defined as responsibility for care of something, and other than absolute control of ownership.

So when divorced parents are granted custody of their children, they parents are heated the right to pay for and raise the child; who is actually owned as property by the government.

That's why citizens have to pay income taxes when they are working abroad. They are owned.

Free persons aren't taxed on their labor.

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