You know I remember a long time ago, doing an age-old right of passage for all high schoolers. That would be the moment where you bite the bullet, and attempt to get a legitimate permit to drive a vehicle. It's such an important flight of Independence, it could be likened to when a bird has 2 learn how 2 fly. Well empty nest syndrome problems aside, I remember this day when I was driving in a student driver vehicle, with an old educator who I will never forget. He taught me how to drive, yes...
But he also taught me about the virtues of libertarianism. I remember it clear as day. Basically what he talked about to me about taxation when I was you know probably 15 or something. His worldviews regarding taxation, and regarding Federal expenditures of money via bureaucracies seem common sensical.
And what he said seems so so transparently relevant to Trump's economic tariffs obviously, and also to what he may or may not decide to do with federal spending and taxation. What this old gentile man of the South taught me in that student driver car, was that technically there doesn't need to be a single freaking federal tax paid bureaucracy, apart from roads and bridges. That would mean that all taxation could essentially be eliminated. I'll leave that there for anybody to chew on, but let me ask you this dear voter before I move on. What would the world be like, with essentially no taxation whatsoever because all federal bureaucracies are eliminated except for the maintenance of roads and bridges.
It just goes to show Trump's paleocon policy platform. I think that's why some of these senators etc on the hill are giving them such a hard time. Because we haven't had a Paleo conservative president in for freaking ever!
So essentially what I'm saying is the fact is, very many people in America find themselves libertarianism leaning. Well I remember this old gent telling me how to drive and schooling me on the policy of complete abolition of taxation, i.e. conservative politik regarding taxation without representation.
And essentially the policy of libertarianism that scares people so much, apart from the ramifications of a libertarian known as Snowden, is that it believes all federal bureaucracies should just be eliminated for good, and give that money to the people. Because I'll tell you brothers and sisters, there are an f ton of youngsters and who are finding themselves in an economic reality that makes it basically impossible for them to cope with modern living, I.e Independence. Well maybe if we eliminated Federal bureaucracies some of these kids parents would have enough money to put them up in them apartment or something at least because what I see left and right nowadays is you know adults who are in the situation of still residing with their family. Not fun brother, not fun at all.
So this little rant and screed, I'd really like to say that William f Buckley Jr's policy and the basis of his book, which is salient right now because of the Harvard situation going on, is the right time of traditionalist policy. That book was called God and Man at Yale. In it there are a lot of positions of politic a lot of anti liberalism, but one thing I'll never forget is he defined collectivism thusly:
"taxation".
I honestly don't know what the alternative to Federal bureaucracies federal and state taxation and the needs and wants of the people of this country is.
But I do know this.
If we really do cut off these collectivists lifeline?
They'll probably become even more radical communists!
So I guess there's one reason to let the monkey have its banana. Let the dog have its bone. Let the emperor go to bath in full armor and regalia.
Ddu 25
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