Creating Freedom on Earth by Jamil Kazoun

Author:Jamil Kazoun [Kazoun, Jamil]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Government, New Thought, Logic, Mathematics, Reference, Political Science, Political Freedom, Body; Mind & Spirit, Law, General
ISBN: 9780978857882
Google: AaVTDwAAQBAJ
Amazon: B00ECGP95E
Goodreads: 44282554
Publisher: Life Management Science LLC
Published: 2013-08-04T00:00:00+00:00

Is it fair to expect the individual citizen to be liable to such a system when the individual does not even know what the laws state or is not capable of interpreting them? A person should not be held liable for a law that he is unaware of or does not understand. Nothing could be more self-evident.

Some will state that: the government needs taxes, so how do you deal with that? This is where the beauty of such a principle shows its effect. What this principle does is radically restructure the nature of how laws are passed and acted upon. In this case, one simple answer would be to have the specialist who deals with this subject — the certified accountant — assume the responsibility regarding compliance. The certified accountant has the knowledge of the tax law, and that is why he is certified. By handling my taxes for processing and achieving the accountant’s satisfaction, I have fulfilled all my obligations. I pay the accountant, and the accountant does his job. After all, that is why he is certified. Otherwise, why certify him? This would be the end of individual responsibility for compliance. As you will see later in the book, I am not in favor of any tax laws. But I digress.

This is one way you deal with such complexity, if and when it is needed. Now, the only remaining task is to inform the citizens of a new law that would say: “By hiring a certified accountant to do your taxes, you will meet your legal obligations of compliance with the tax law.” So, the government’s job is to inform the public of this new law. They can mail this new, one-sentence-long law, to every citizen and then have the citizen respond to the mailing by checking a box that says “I have read the law, and I understand it,” or “I am unable to understand the law,” and mail it back. The person may not have enough education to understand this simple law, which would indicate a failure of the education system to produce a citizen with a minimal set of capabilities. This would certainly not be the fault of the citizen and focus would need to be addressed in this regard. For example, the person can be mentally handicapped, in which case special efforts would be needed to deal with this issue.

Speaking of mentally handicapped persons, what if an adult person is handicapped with the mentality of a seven-year-old? Would you imprison this person if he broke the law, not understanding the law? Would you imprison a seven-year-old boy who broke the law without an understanding of his action? Then, what is the difference between a seven-year-old’s knowledge about a law and that of an adult who knows nothing about the tax law? If you are thirty-three years old without knowledge of the tax law, then you are, in effect, a child about this subject. What is the difference? Is it right to hold a citizen

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