Let’s All Move to Taxlandia! – #PropagandaWatch

by | Aug 9, 2018 | Propaganda Watch, Videos | 12 comments

So how much taxation is too much? And how much is too little? And how much is juuuuuust right? Don’t worry if you don’t know, the European Union is here to educate you (and your children) on the right answer to these questions with their latest propaganda indoctrination “game,” Taxlandia! Happy gaming!

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12 Comments

  1. Thanks, I almost threw up. The music alone is sufficient to provide the heebie jeebies.

    In the EU a healthy tax cut is considered to be somewhere around 50%, the real sweet spot. Difference between failed states and those more up north is that failed ones give you next to nothing in return. In these nothing works, the infrastructure is a piece of crap, the “schooling” system is in shambles, the medicare is there to take care of your wallet only etc. They will also try to take as much extra as they can on top of that 50% in form of fines and whatnot.

    Why not mention this again.

    Norway’s ‘Voluntary’ Tax Plan Brings In Just $1,325
    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-07-06/-voluntary-tax-plan-as-expected-fails-miserably-in-norway

  2. Game: Frostpunk

    After finishing the game, you can go to
    the next level of taxation and slavery.

    Jingles plays Frostpunk in a video:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GwQv09P9iw
    Besides taxation you can put people with alternative
    opinions in mines and prisons. Or starve them
    and replace them with refugees.
    Just like in a “democracy”.

    • You may also like the game: Fallout

      Oxhorn has some good videos in which he explains the different factions.
      https://www.youtube.com/user/ClassyManIAm/featured

      The game is about survivors of a nuclear war with China.

      The real evils in the game are government related:

      Vault-Tec – does “scientific” experiments on people that are locked up in Vaults. Almost each Vault contains a horrible experiment.

      Brotherhood of steel – like US army.
      Destroy everything and steal resources.

      The Institute – technocracy: replaces humans with bots.

      Hallucigen – develops drugs to make people fight each other

      Automatron – Create Robobrains from living human brains.

      Former US – Started nuclear war with China.

      You now know what you were paying taxes for. 😉

  3. US Military spending:
    There is also about $21 Trillion missing at the Pentagon:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KfJO8Irjyo
    Someone must be stealing office supplies.

    And the huge US debt of about the same amount is taxed by the
    banks in the form of interest.
    So a lot tax-money is going to the banks and their friends.

    It could be that the banks are friends with the military.
    Oh wait, they are!

  4. You think people payed those obscenely high tax rates?

    Why do you think the tax code manages to work its way up to being 72000 pages thick?

    Did you know there were 4 recessions during the 60es? 4 in 11 years, if my memory serves me correctly.

    • sounds like a lota fun reading mkey ; and since income and corporate tax isnt even legal in the US, i’m betting about 71,500 of those are pure obfuscation.

      Now here in Australia, and probably all Brit commonwealth countries that didn’t rebel violently, income tax is doubly, quadruply, legal. Its probably more legal than the law itself. So our tax code is probably a lot thinner. But i haven’t seen it and should check it out. Anyone else down here under ever seen it or counted the pages (or read it if you’re a loony) ?

      • You can bet reading it is fun when you’re saving billions of dollars. Or if you’re a big fish lawyer exploiting “loopholes” at the tune of millions. I bet that third helicopter really hits the sweet spot.

        I’m not an expert of tax code, but from what I heard from several sides, tax code as is can fit on 2 pages of regular size font.

        The “general tax code” in my failed state prints out to some 76 pdf pages from their online edition, when copy pasted to a doc document I got 110, but that depends on formatting and whatnot.

        Do you find it interesting with how much pages of rules and regulations you’d need to get very up close and personal to be able to legally go about your daily business? It’s hundreds and hundreds of pages of illegible text you’re supposed to not only know and understand, but follow through the changes as well.

    • I am still procrastinating doing my 2017 IRS taxes which were due in April. (I always file an extension) I was targeting to do them yesterday, but didn’t. It is just gathering the paperwork and organizing the categories for a CPA.

      Corbett Report is a nice place to go when I am procrastinating.

      After the IRS audited me the first time, I decided to do my own taxes. One year, I filled out 9 IRS forms.
      Now, my taxes are so complex that it takes a CPA. Not that I make money…I have lost so much money over the years that it takes a CPA to keep up. I haven’t paid on income in about 10 years.

  5. I’m guessing it means the “English” language version has been selected.

    I’m guessing that because the on line version doesn’t actually work for me.

    I’m guessing that is because the slaves they paid $1 an hour to code it while they pocketed the other $299 an hour from the government grant didn’t actually do a good job.

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