No. There is no "serious scholarship" arguing for ending government. Millions of years of biology and thousands of years of culture make it clear there is no humanity, no culture, and no civilization without government and therefore no "moral law" to be violated by government. Since there is no culture or civilization without government and no government without taxation then taxation is not "stealing".

So really no offense intended but none of the "arguments" you've made on this subject pass the giggle test. I'm halfway convinced you're just pulling our leg with this stuff.

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A nation of slaves is always prepared to applaud the clemency of their master who, in the abuse of absolute power, does not proceed to the utmost extremes of injustice and oppression.
Edward Gibbon

I agree with everything except the "taxation isn't stealing." Taxes that are supported by the Constitution, such as a fair tax and license taxes, are perfectly fine. The Federal Income Tax, however, is unconstitutional in that the Supreme Court ruled repeatedly that the government shall not tax personal income. So, everytime you get your pay stub and it shows how they automatically take out those taxes, just know that they have stolen that money from you.

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Wear the grudge like a crown of negativity.
Calculate what we will or will not tolerate.
Desperate to control all and everything.
Unable to forgive your scarlet lettermen.
--Tool, The Grudge

Interesting proposition. So, based on your other responses, I assume you simply want to exchange political government for corporate government?
Neither did I, the guys who did got here before I did. And they set it up so their system did have the legal and moral right to tax anyone who wanted to live here. Of course, you're more than free to disagree with their rules, leave, or simply unseat their government. But arguing they have no legal or moral right to tax you is simply irrational and contrary to what I would assume your philosophy is. Since you obviously believe this government (or any government, for that matter) doesn't govern you, then you are not one from whom this government derives its power.

You are right, I am not one from whom government derives its powers. This means that government cannot govern me. I do not want to be governed and I do not want any government services.

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"Sometimes it is said that man cannot be trusted with the government of himself. Can he, then, be trusted with the government of others? Or have we found angels in the form of kings to govern him? Let history answer this question."
-Thomas Jefferson in his first inauguration address

You sound like a child throwing a tantrum. Around here people typically supply a reason why others should care what they think besides "I want this I want that."

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A nation of slaves is always prepared to applaud the clemency of their master who, in the abuse of absolute power, does not proceed to the utmost extremes of injustice and oppression.
Edward Gibbon

Isn't that what politics are all about, bub?

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Wear the grudge like a crown of negativity.
Calculate what we will or will not tolerate.
Desperate to control all and everything.
Unable to forgive your scarlet lettermen.
--Tool, The Grudge

I'm sorry you've been taken in by this fraud. In fact the income tax is perfectly legal. Helvering v. Gerhardt and O’Malley v. Woodrough are two of the many cases where SCOTUS has explicitly upheld congress' power to tax income.

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A nation of slaves is always prepared to applaud the clemency of their master who, in the abuse of absolute power, does not proceed to the utmost extremes of injustice and oppression.
Edward Gibbon

Wow, that was easy. Where are you going to go? Why do you have those flags in your header? What will your new flag look like? Will you even have a flag (since a flag denotes some form of organized group)?

Only for small children, bub.

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A nation of slaves is always prepared to applaud the clemency of their master who, in the abuse of absolute power, does not proceed to the utmost extremes of injustice and oppression.
Edward Gibbon

I must confess, I do not know how to change the flags.

Also, I have no problem with an orgainzed group.

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"Sometimes it is said that man cannot be trusted with the government of himself. Can he, then, be trusted with the government of others? Or have we found angels in the form of kings to govern him? Let history answer this question."
-Thomas Jefferson in his first inauguration address

Yes, I have done this, in other posts. I am not doing it again.

Also, I don't care what other people think about what I want. I am right, darn it, and that is that.

Can you supply a reason why I sould be forced to do what you want me to do?

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"Sometimes it is said that man cannot be trusted with the government of himself. Can he, then, be trusted with the government of others? Or have we found angels in the form of kings to govern him? Let history answer this question."
-Thomas Jefferson in his first inauguration address

Here is some serious scholarship from distinguised people. The links are link to thier CVs.
Hans Hoppe, Professor of Economics at UNLV.
Hans-Hermann Hoppe, The Mises Institute

Walter Block, Endowed Chair at Loyola New Orelans.
http://walterblock.com/bio/block_cv.pdf
His CV is 104 pages. This is probably more than you have ever written.

Roger Garrison, Economics Professor, Auburn:
http://www.auburn.edu/~garriro/vita03.pdf

Roderick T. Long, Professor of Philosphy, Auburn:
Roderick T. Long's Home Page (this isn't his CV, but it is a list of a lot of his works.)

So, would you like to make this silly little argument that there is no serious scholarship on anarchy? Or are the many works of these four tenured professors enough? If you want more, let me know. I have only scratched the surface.

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"Sometimes it is said that man cannot be trusted with the government of himself. Can he, then, be trusted with the government of others? Or have we found angels in the form of kings to govern him? Let history answer this question."
-Thomas Jefferson in his first inauguration address

It's in your preferences, based upon what you choose for your location.
But that's what a government is. I thought you were advocating no government?

Let me clarify. I realize that people need government to survive as a whole. This does not mean that people need a state. The two are very different. Yes, the state is a type of government, but not the only type. I think that it would be inapropriate for me to discuss this any further in this thread, but I would be happy to do it in another thread, or privatly through e-mail.

An organized group is not the same as a state. Corporations are not a state, yet they have an orgianzational strcture. I have no problem with voulantary groups.

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"Sometimes it is said that man cannot be trusted with the government of himself. Can he, then, be trusted with the government of others? Or have we found angels in the form of kings to govern him? Let history answer this question."
-Thomas Jefferson in his first inauguration address

There is no content in any of those links which bears on this subject. Your "end government" idea is still a joke

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A nation of slaves is always prepared to applaud the clemency of their master who, in the abuse of absolute power, does not proceed to the utmost extremes of injustice and oppression.
Edward Gibbon