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14:41Now PlayingTax season hits different when you realize your money funded the Epstein coverup, huh?
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In this video I examine the moral case for tax resistance through the lens of Henry David Thoreau's Civil Disobedience — the 1849 essay that sparked a tradition of nonviolent protest stretching from Thoreau's Massachusetts jail cell to the civil rights movement and beyond.
Please note: This is not legal advice, and I do not advocate doing anything illegal. Because illegal things are always wrong under all circumstances. Right?
Topics covered: Epstein, tax resistance, civil disobedience, Henry David Thoreau, moral philosophy, government corruption, taxpayer accountability.
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