I'm lost on this detax thing.If we don't pay for the infrastructure, who will?
The same as is paying it now - nobody. Nothing is being 'paid for'. The whole fiat money thing is just one big CON game.
What does it take to have you realize that 10 Billion NOTHINGS is equal to 1 NOTHING.
The problem that we, the people have is that we accept the 'NOTHINGS' as an equal exchange for our labour or risk (investment). An analogy would be the flimsy plastic bags one gets in which to put fruits and vegetables at the supermarket. They have the name (Safeway) on those bags, just as Canadian or Federal Reserve Notes have the Queen's picture or some dead President.
Supposing we take our selection through checkout and proceed to the parking lot with our purchase. Supposing that Safeway security intercepts us and demands 1/2 of the flimsy plastic bags be given back, as they have Safeway's name on them. Well, that is what CRA (or the IRS) does to
Canadians or Americans by demanding a large portion of the funny money back in April of each year.
And, if it isn't a slave thing, as you insinuate, then why doesn't CRA obey the edict of Queen Victoria made in about 1870 that said "No man's wages will be attached (confiscated)".
The public General Statues
passed in the THIRTY-THIRD AND THIRTY-FOURTH YEARS in the reign of
QUEEEN VICTORIA 1870
An Act to abolish Attachment of Wages: {14th July 1870}
Whereas by an order in Council made on the eighteenth day of November one thousand and sixty-seven, certain of the provisions of "The Common Law Procedure Act, 1854" were extended and applied to all the Courts of Record established under the provisions of "The County Courts Act 1846" and also to the City of London Courts of Record as constituted by "The County Courts Act 1867"
And whereas much inconvenience has arisen by the attachment of wages to satisfy judgements recovered in some of such first-mentioned Courts, and it is expedient to prevent the attachment of wages to satisfy judgements recovered in any Court of Record or inferior Court:
Be it enacted by the Queen's most excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present parlaiment assembled, and by the authority of the same:
1. That after the passing of this Act
no order for the attachment of the wages of any servant, labourer, or workman shall be made by the judge of any Court of Record or inferior 2. That this Act may be cited as "The Wages Attachment Abolition Act, 1870."
This Act has not been rescinded that I know of.