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The villagers are permitted to brandish their pitchforks and torches from time to time. The sweet catharsis. The illusion of relevance. The morning after, their taxes are still due.
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Tar and Feathers sometimes can be terribly effective in reminding those that decide taxation policies that we still have a voice.
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You are not an Ancient Egyptian, I suppose. So you don't pay (a Dollar) for anyone to sleep instead of you, when you can't sleep; I'm prepared for this kind of situation - my day's information has to round more fields than you have in your brain, I'm unable to write anything, 1/2pic.twitter.com/8dxNhNpt6w
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I'll translate. (Anything someone says reflects on the shape) you don't pay (a Dollar) /I hope/pic.twitter.com/KgZqj8Imbv
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But the occasional politico or tax collector may regret having been in the way of the catharsis.
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Lol this is hilarious!
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But every once in a while, you find a tax man at the end of your pitchfork, and suddenly, the taxes are due to you. (
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Killing is bad but, you could argue that it is justified in Zimbabwe (although I would have to disagree). Even assuming the violence is justified, the problem is that they are torturing and killing anyone who is white even white farmers who are as poor as them.
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