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From Jekyll Island to D.O.G.E.: Rethinking Taxes, Government Spending, and Monetary Systems
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From Jekyll Island to D.O.G.E.: Rethinking Taxes, Government Spending, and Monetary Systems

Grant Cardone Tweets, 'Why Pay Taxes?' Here's the Answer You Didn’t Expect from Wealth Matters 3.0

Chris J Snook
Dec 06, 2024
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If We Can Print Money, Why Do We Pay Taxes? A Historical and Economic Perspective

In a recent tweet, Grant Cardone posed a provocative question:

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While seemingly straightforward, this question strikes at the core of the monetary and economic system’s design, raising questions about the purpose of taxes, the origins of the IRS, and the history of money itself. It also reveals a troubling reality: the overwhelming majority of society—99.9%—has little understanding of these foundational topics, making them susceptible to manipulation through class warfare rhetoric. However, with the incoming Presidential administration introducing the Department of Government Efficiency (D.O.G.E.), there is a renewed opportunity to address these inefficiencies head-on. D.O.G.E. is poised to bring transparency and accountability to government spending, streamlining oper…

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