Federal Taxes
Taxes
Title XII: The General Welfare of Society
Article LIII:
§ Section (1): It is not the duty of the Federal Government of Samuel Adams to protect the individual or any corporation or company from their nonsensical behavior. It is the duty of the government to protect the freedom of each individual to fail or succeed according to their good or bad choices or circumstance beyond their control.
§ Section (2): The Federal Government of Samuel Adams has no right to redistribute wealth. The responsibility to help the poor and the needy may come from the free-will generosity of the nationals or citizens, and it's government. The free-enterprise system, being effective and less wasteful than the government, can do a reasonably more effective job for the needy of this nation state, and most importantly, it may be done voluntarily.
§ Section (3): According to Article XXII, § Section (2), there will be income taxes on a federal or national scale. The Federal Government of Samuel Adams will confine itself to its proper role to defend the rights of its nationals and citizens to be free and etc...
