What do USA people think about a tax strike? Share your thoughts …
It doesn't seem fair to have the TSA and air traffic controllers working for free. If 1/3 of us declared a tax strike, it would be important to make sure everyone is paid the money owed for their labor.
It doesn't seem fair for Americans to be paying taxing while the U.S. military is preparing to unlawfully invade Venezuela.
Posted by My_black_kitty_cat
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I’m all over it. I am a dual citisen and have sorted this issue.
Hmm completely crash the economy where I live, where my family lives…nah
Submission Statement : Consider : [Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene suggests Americans could exercise their collective power through a mass refusal to pay taxes, calling it a direct form of protest](https://np.reddit.com/r/conspiracy_commons/s/r3H0UI1mX9)
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[The National War Tax Resistance Coordinating Committee is a coalition of local, regional, and national groups and individuals from across the United States.](https://nwtrcc.org/)
It’s the only form of protest we have left that would make a difference.
A general strike and a refusal to pay taxes. Money and our slave labor is the only thing they care about.
more folks than you realize dont pay income tax. there is a whole biz on scarring people into paying taxes all paid for with tax dollars
The great depression was so much fun the first time. The second will be even more fun.
Sure. How are we going to coordinate this though?
They just take mine. I’ve never been asked if I would like to pay.
Most of our taxes our withheld from our paychecks. We couldn’t not pay if we wanted to.
Depends on which third – top bracket or bottom. Note that the top 10% of income earners paid approximately 72% of all federal individual income taxes in the United States. This would be roughly a individual annual income of $150k to $195k. Unless its the top 30% it wont make much of a difference.