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If taxation is not theft, what is it? If theft is defined as taking from another by use of force, how can taxation not be theft?

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by MrJosh on August 1st, 2009
Theft is not taking by force, but taking unlawfully. The government makes the laws, so it can simply declare it lawful and it is not theft.
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