That's the problem Jason, I guess we don't connect on a communicable level. I could call out your posts as being vague, and not answering pointed questions in my posts. I could go on with calling you, out by simply stating,"the non-specific lack of focus makes it difficult to give you good honest answers so vague, and general.", So whatever.... let's circle jerk this shit;)

The concept of a free market is one in which there is little to no, forced regulation, little to no forced licensing, little to no forced insurance. I don't see how this is vague, or non specific; when compared to what you've written here about taxing everyone at the creation of goods before any income generated?

What I covered are legal concepts. You stated I didn't explain myself correctly, and then bring in a word, 'protection', to illustrate how I'm vague???? I'm not the one introducing 'better' descriptive words, that have no legal merit on the subject, and do what, water it down by way of the wrong word? You do know when you say I'm using the wrong words, or being vague, what's the natural thing to do???? Figure out where we're lacking communication, yet the go to legal dictionary for legal, and basically all governmental issues isn't good enough to solve what you state??? Okay, here we go,"I don't see how this is vague, or non specific; when compared to what you've written here about taxing everyone at the creation of goods before any income generated?

Furthermore, how can you say I'm being vague if you've ever set foot in the business world of America, or even the western world? The licensing is over the top, the regulations with those licenses are over the top. Here we go, I don't see how this is vague, or non specific; when compared to what you've written here about taxing everyone at the creation of goods before any income generated?

Everything is licensed; those licenses have increased in regulatory requirements, and price to obtain, yet often times, perhaps due the the educational system, actually tested material for many licenses is crap anymore. It equates to simply being an extortion racket of pay to play. Here we go,I don't see how this is vague, or non specific; when compared to what you've written here about taxing everyone at the creation of goods before any income generated?

The regulations are the same thing, it seems like every month, since the dawn of television, we've heard of this company/conglomerate, or that company/conglomerate seriously either tweaking, or flat out breaking the law/regulation; likewise there's usually someone complicit in the regulatory agency. This goes on, while the common guy cannot afford the regulatory actions to go into business. I don't see how this is vague, or non specific; when compared to what you've written here about taxing everyone at the creation of goods before any income generated?

Insurance is the same way; I've actually seen people who've got a turn key business set up, and ready to go, and insurance providers turn them down, because of 'no business history in the particular field'. It's common, and going to brokerage looking for a non admitted insurer can be a nightmare.

So if we review this thread, it started out regarding how the IRS was changing up some things, I said forget that, free market, and you came into say, 'we need to tax all business at the onset of any good created'. I guess that's "protection" by way of the Gambino thought process?

I asked questions from there, that you didn't feel necessary to acknowledge, or didn't see, I don't know. For example, I asked about intellectual property created say on saidit, by your way of how things should be done, every post here could be taxable, to either saidit, or the content contributor, for even daring to write; as at some point, it could be monitized.......... This is what you said, tax all business at creation of good(feeling a little gambinoish).

I call bullshit on more taxes, or different taxes, and said free market again. Our current system is labeled 'capitalism', but it also holds strong aspects of fascism, communism, socialism, feudalism, and at the end of the day, is becoming more, and more command, and control society. Licensing, insurance, regulation, and similar when applied to the principles of business, totally stack up in the favor of big business, the govt., and their controlled oligarchy. I guess I'm vague, and cannot be comprehended though, sigh.

Here's a story for you, my brother was an EPA contractor in the late 90's. All he did was take out private chartered planes, and fly over the oil fields in East Texas/Louisiana . His job was looking for regulation, and licensing violations for holding tanks, and pumping operations. He would do aerial inspections with photography, and then serve citations on the ground accompanied by usually several local police. Their appearance on site, was usually quite unnerving to those people on the ground working at these facilities; tickets could have penalties commonly up to $50 grand.

My brother thought that he was literally saving the world, even though at the time, he knew he aided in running several mom, and pops out of business.

He finally quit after inspecting an Exxon Mobil site. My brother had shows up ticket book in hand; he said it was the worst site he'd ever seen, and was backed up to a protected waterway; it was already leaking into the water.

The Exxon folks there, simply called their supervisors, who then showed up, and my brother's own supervisors from the EPA showed up. The supervisors spoke; Exxon said they'd fix the tank. My brother's supervisor ordered him to stand down, and to leave.

My brother brought it up with corporate, who also told him to stand down. He quit after realizing he'd been used as a bitch big business tearing down mom, and pops..... It's amazing the power the oligarchy wields, and usually with support from the common folks helping in their own subjugation.