Cashless economy?

Exactly, it really matters what you get in exchange for taxation. Many central and northern European nations offer true value in exchange for taxes, not an elite that has all their politicians in their pockets and that eats up vast amounts of the total economy in order mint a few billionaires while still taxing the average guy a total of 50% or more in exchange for a below middle class quality of life.

All depends what income we're talking about, top 10% earners or average earners. Then it depends which US states we're talking about, because of the great variables. California has local, state and federal taxes, in addition to a 10% sales tax. Finally, we have to determine what benefits we derive from those taxes. In the US we have a great shiny military and not much else, while in Europe you get proper infrastructures, free healthcare and education. If you were to cost that in, you may find that even crazy taxing Finland is not so bad after all.
 
And of course your entire argument is based on the assumption that only you and a few other chosen ones are smart enough to tally up simple numbers. Everyone else is according to you too stupid to do that. Sorry pal, but most of the Finns I ever met are way more educated and smarter then you make them out to be.

Laughable argument.

This is correct path. When you take into account all payments additionally to the pure income tax which alone is astronomical you will reach that 74% level.

Authorities and top politicans here are not so stupid that they will publish these numbers thus is why you have to do it by yourself. Fortunately we have here some brave professionals who dare open their mouth and publish documents which will prove the situation. These publications are real and undisputed. But of course soon censored and writers banned.

I have the proof but it's in Finnish.

The point here is the system will take almost 3/4 of your salary in the different forms which are clearly tax related.

People are just slaves. They're so brainwashed that they don't see the realism anymore.
 
And of course your entire argument is based on the assumption that only you and a few other chosen ones are smart enough to tally up simple numbers. Everyone else is according to you too stupid to do that. Sorry pal, but most of the Finns I ever met are way more educated and smarter then you make them out to be.

Laughable argument.

Can you please just disappear?

Nobody is interested in your opinions.

I repeat: You don't know a shit about the system here. You are just a google klown.
 
And of course your entire argument is based on the assumption that only you and a few other chosen ones are smart enough to tally up simple numbers. Everyone else is according to you too stupid to do that. Sorry pal, but most of the Finns I ever met are way more educated and smarter then you make them out to be.

Laughable argument.

Perhaps it is time for a comical interlude? It is getting quite hot in here, which is bad for Finland's snowpack.

 
Ok dear traders and some puppets it's a new week ahead. Markets never sleeps so we have some serious work to do. This thread has been very enjoyable and I feel myself a lot better person now ;)

lol
 
You forgot the most important thing from the list of disadvantages:

If the authorities say you have to take this clearly lethal injection or jump off the cliff and you don't obey they can close your access to your money just by one simple mouse click. There is no more free will or choice you are just forced to do everything the elite wants you to do. They have a 100% control on you.

So the "cashless" economy is a very dangerous thing for your freedom. At least there should be legal digital currencies which can be used without any control and acceptance from your authorities.

It must be under your full control what you wan't to do and when with the money you own.
If you think that having some cash under your bed or buried in your yard is going to save you from any government doing whatever it wants with you, you are lying to yourself, ha-ha.
 
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