Taxation, Justice, and Natural Law

This chapter explores the philosophical implications of taxation, questioning the morality of tax avoidance through a narrative involving a lawyer and an ex-FBI agent. It contrasts natural law with man-made laws, emphasizing the importance of property rights and individual autonomy, while critiquing collectivist approaches to resource allocation. The discussion also highlights the role of information as a resource, advocating for unrestricted access to knowledge and critiquing barriers that stifle societal progress.