/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51235826

#8 is all mine. She is my personal affection. You guys can fuck anyone else you want. But, #8 is mine, forever.

>>51144034
>>51144041

Thanks, I'll start doing that for now.

>>51144154

Crypto is just my gambling money. Most of my money is in stocks and other stuff.

>>51067914

Gemini.

>>51013952
What's the solution here?
To start breaking down banks?
Funny how bank robberies are always the iconic "superhero saves the day" scene, but when you think about it, the robbers are unequivocably based

>>50967696
>>50968405

Step #1. Eliminate ALL current taxes and tax laws (Federal, State and Local), abolish the IRS (and a bunch of other shit).

Step #2. Implement a Federal, State, County and City Sales Tax (make ALL other forms of taxation illegal (no income, capital gains, payroll, corporate, death/estate, tariffs, property taxes, etc.)).

Step #3. Cut all Federal spending (including all welfare) with the exception of Military and basic operations (like congress, judiciary and the costs associated with international negotiations). States and Local jurisdictions can deal with welfare, healthcare, infrastructure, etc.

Step #4. Leave everyone the fuck alone unless they are committing violent crimes, robbing or damaging property.

This is honestly the only way I can see things being "fair". People should only be taxed if they are consuming goods. Why the fuck would you want to tax people for working, providing capital or producing goods and services? It's actually retarded and ass backwards.

What's even more ridiculous is, I've proposed eliminating payroll taxes to Socialists because it's robbing the laborer of his time and energy. Literally every single one of them has said no.

What does the business side of owning a farm look like? How large of a farm do you need to actually get a return on investment? Would specializing in uncommon things like syrup or honey be a better option than a full-scale farm?