Free Keene blogger as well as autocracy romantic Ian Freeman pays a $2700 skill tax direct to a city bureaucrats of Keene, NH for 6 months of “service”.
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When did Screech from Saved by the Bell become such a douche?
@thecynicalamerican There’s nothing wrong with government workers. People gotta do what they gotta do to make a living.
Fuck the government!
How is this peaceful? He comes across as pretty hostile and out of line given the setting
There are ways to get out of property taxes…this is not the way.
Make sure that where the bottom line is on the tax bill…that there is a Dollar sign ($). If not you can pay in whatever…jelly beans, coffee beans or whatever. It is a rule of commerce that a bill must indicate a currency.
Thats fine….if you dont want to pay property taxes. That means that if I come and I beat the shit out of you and lock up your family in the basement and take your house over…that you wont be able to call anyone to do anything about it. Seeing how you dont pay any taxes that pay government employees to come and save you. I literally can come a house jack you and there would be little or nothing you can do about it.
@obscuredtruth It’s government policies not the employees of the tax office that are making you pay for those things.
It is so sad to see how quickly citizens resort to violence when asked to honor principles such as peace and freedom.
The government employees either called on police violence to suppress free speech and information — or they hid like cowards turning their backs and pretending to not hear the words of this man of peace and rationality.
Shameful bureaucratic mindsets have erased their morality and integrity.
Very inspiring.
You are trying to move civilization forward. Bureaucrats try to move it in reverse.
Let’s keep pushing.
awesome!!!
I just realized that Ian’s last name is very appropriate.
Fuck government workers.
There is no such thing as land ownership. The government charges us property tax, and if we don’t pay it, they can take the land away from us. So, were just renting it from the government.
Great video
Shows you what a joke this government is
Well done.
Great job! Need more people like you guy’s!!!
LOL why did this freeman guy pay property tax when he doesn’t even pay income tax???? the irs will just take his property then they come for him.
this is such a great idea …love this man
@hughtub Prison labor used to be how things were done, but then the labor unions got involved and, well,… let’s just say that prisoners couldn’t “earn” their freedom in the private sector after unions blocked them from doing so.
@oswald2872 In public you do not have the right to not be on camera. Are you going to go up to a tourist in Times Sq. NYC and tell them to stop filming their vacation because their are millions of people walking around the street? I think not. Sam has every right to film inside of a public building, a building which is being payed for by public tax dollars. If those people didn’t want to be on camera, all they had to do was leave or turn around.
Awesom Job Ian & Sam and the other Free State people who are helping to spread the message of Freedom & Truth – Showing the world how these criminal bureaucracies misuse their power and abuse the people of this country.
I love how they pay with one dollar bills and I love how Ian shut that Statist serf down when he (the guy in the red shirt) tried to defend the statist bureaucratic agency – then they try kicking them out while making a payment.
peace. love. anarchy
So Sam will stand behind his friend and possibly air confidential information about others, while violating their right to not be on camera. But when his rights are “infringed upon” its the fault of everyone but him? like in the airport he was so upset the cop was giving out his information. Also people do expect privacy when they are paying those bills, which is why each individual clerk doesn’t bring 3-4 people over at a time to do their taxes. Grats you’re a hypocrit.
Got me thinking… law-abiding taxpayers basically subsidize those who commit ACTUAL CRIMES. Therefore, the penal system should have always been self-funded, by prison labor, and prisoners should always have been only those who committed actual infractions against the person or property of others. All other imprisonments are unjust. Of course, this is an argument against the extension of prison time to victimless crimes that has grown directly with the growth of big govt.
Should have paid in pennies
Woman said, “My customer.” The word derives from “custom,” meaning “habit”; a customer was someone who frequented a particular shop, who made it a habit to purchase goods of the sort the shop sold there rather than elsewhere, and with whom the shopkeeper had to maintain a relationship to keep his or her “custom,” meaning expected purchases in the future.
She didn’t like him recording because she knew the clerk for rude for complaining about the money. The biotch was low class sticking her finger up at him like he was some threatening her, which he was not.