The Marxist Confiscation of Private Property

The Marxist Death Tax confiscation of private property in the name of "fairness"

• Socialists use the all-powerful Big Brother State to steal the money and private property of those who earned it in order to re-distribute that wealth to buy the votes of those with bottomless "wants" and "needs".
• Vote for me!  Free shit for everyone . . . . paid for by some other guy somewhere.

By Gary;

Let's bottom line it.  Democrats are Marxists and the Republican Party is about as useful as tits on a bull.  The nation is doomed.

Democrats  -  When the Leftists hold power Big Government is enthusiastically expanded with other people's money to buy votes.

Republicans  -  When the Conservatives hold power Big Government is enthusiastically expanded with other people's money to buy votes.  Face facts, the GOP has not cut even in single penny from any Federal budget since the 1920s.  Republicans campaign as the Good Government managers of the Socialist welfare state.

Now were are facing a massive Communistic increase in the Death Tax and the literal confiscation of private property in the name of Karl Marx and "fairness".

Fox News reports about rancher Kevin Kester who works dawn to dusk, drives a 12-year-old pick-up truck and earns less than a typical bureaucrat in Washington D.C., yet the federal government considers him rich enough to pay the estate tax -- also known as the "death tax."

And with that tax set to soar at the beginning of 2013 without some kind of intervention from Congress, farmers and ranchers like Kester are waiting anxiously.

"There is no way financially my kids can pay what the IRS is going to demand from them nine months after death and keep this ranch intact for their generation and future generations," said Kester, of the Bear Valley Ranch in Central California.

Two decades ago, Kester paid the IRS $2 million when he inherited a 22,000-acre cattle ranch from his grandfather. Come January, the tax burden on his children will be more than $13 million.

The Looting of Rome and the United States
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Under the Roman Empire endless taxation and the building of a Big Centralized Authoritarian Government crushed small business, farmers and ranchers forcing them to sell off their property to the politically well connected and often tax sheltered Elites.  It was also Government Policy to import massive numbers of new workers, both free and slave labor, that created unemployment, poverty and welfare among Roman citizens.  Invading barbarians were often welcomed because they drove away the tax collectors of the Emperor.
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In the United States endless taxation and the building of a Big Centralized Authoritarian Government crushes small business, farmers and ranchers forcing them to sell off their property to the politically well connected and often tax sheltered Elites. It is also Government Policy to import massive numbers of new workers, both legal and illegal, that creates unemployment, poverty and welfare among American citizens.
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Americans are eagerly and rapidly marching down the Roman Appian Way.

American Empire vs Roman Empire: monetary history repeats itself

That, however, is unlikely. Currently, the federal government taxes estates worth $5 million dollars and up at 35 percent. When the Bush-era tax rates expire in January, rates increase to 55 percent on estates of $1 million or more. While some Republicans want to eliminate the death tax entirely, President Obama has proposed a 45 percent rate on estates of $3.5 million and up.

The idea behind the estate tax is Communism. It is to prevent those who work hard from accumulating wealth that they can pass along to their children.

According to the American Farm Bureau, up to 97 percent of American farms and ranches will be subject to an estate tax where the exemption is set at $1 million.

The estate tax dates back to 1916 when Leftist Democrat Comrade President Woodrow Wilson imposed the tax of 1 to 10 percent on the "wealthy" because World War I reduced federal government revenues.

Under Comrade Franklin Roosevelt, the tax rose to 77 percent, as Congress tried to steal the wealth of those who earned it and re-distribute it to those with "needs". 

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(Fox News)


Death Tax Steals Private Property
Kicking in at the 2 minute mark on the video  -  A family that has been ranching for a century, tells their personal death tax story and why this tax needs to be repealed so small businesses like theirs can continue.

Michael Savage - Death Tax