.@IvanCepedaCast es víctima del Estado, filósofo, y un convencido de que la verdad sobre los crímenes del Establecimiento es la base de una revolución ética.
Su perfil.👇
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¡CAMPEÓN 😮💨! Samuel López y el primer oro individual 🤸♂️
El gimnasta colombiana se llevó la medalla de oro en la prueba de caballo con arzones en el panamericano Junior de Brasil. Excelente actuación de Samuel que abre la cosecha sabatina.
¡Vamos 💛💛💙❤️!
La cocaína ya le deja más plata a Colombia que el petróleo: representa el 4,4% del PIB nacional por @elcolombiano. Acá se resumen los principales hallazgos del trabajo que publicamos ayer con @SantiagoTobon https://t.co/dlP6b7ilyj
Yo creo que todos queremos la paz, pero después del fallido tratado yo solo creo que negociar con esa gente es crear más disidencias. Simbólicamente el grupo ya no existiría, pero en la realidad seguirá porque tienen un negocio que no quieren soltar fácilmente.
The problem with the welfare state and its confiscatory taxation system is that there are ZERO repercussions if politicians steal your money "legally" and squander it accordingly. Any system that decouples the natural link between causes and effects will lead to disaster. This is why what starts off as a small temporary levying of taxes more than 100 years ago becomes the tax code that we see today. Politicians do not view an individual's hard-earned money as theirs to keep. Rather they view your money as something that they allow you to keep a small portion of. Accordingly, you should be "thankful" that the government allows you to keep any of your money. This "proves" that they are kind and empathetic. It is a complete moral inversion of personal agency, liberty, and freedom. No system should take so much taxes from you that it forces you to work 10 extra years to make up for what was taken from you.
This is the Brazilian jeweled tarantula, one of the most colorful spiders in the world
Its metallic blue legs and bright green, pink, and orange markings help make it one of the most striking tarantulas ever discovered
One more thought about parasitic taxation and I'll head off for some exercising. What should be the maximal ceiling of your yearly income that the governments should be able to take? Is it 50%? 60%? 70%? 80%? 95%? What is the philosophical, moral, and ethical precept that guides your response? For example, if you were to say that a government must create equal wealth distribution across all citizens then the government could conceivably take 99.99% of a a very wealthy person's income to achieve that objective. So in your view, how much of your earnings does a government have a right to in a free society? I'm being genuine here. You don't need to insult me, attack me, etc. I'm interested in your responses.