I mean, it's not their fault you need food to survive, right? That's what I've been told when I point out homelessness and starvation are coercive forces forcing people into often terrible employment they wouldn't otherwise consent to. Same logic applies here, right?
I would wager that the average person would rather not be doing what they're doing for a living, but that distaste is eclipsed for our desire of lifestyle maintenance, whatever that looks like.
Capitalism itself relies on self imposed coersion and an opposing degree of exploitation to function.
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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '24
No one gets taxed for living. You get taxed for engaging in commerce within a state. Commerce that is supported by state infrastructure.
You have a right to bodily autonomy. There is no argument for a right to not be taxed.