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Individuals can and have refused to pay taxes on moral or ethical grounds, particularly as , but doing so carries legal risk and varied moral claims; historical and religious movements framed tax refu...
Yes: history offers multiple examples where tax refusal was grounded in moral or ethical objections and produced measurable effects—ranging from repeal or concession to broad political change—though o...
— the idea that taxpayers can refuse or redirect the portion of their taxes that funds the military — has an active advocacy history and proposed legislation but is not recognized in U.S. federal tax ...
Christian actors historically invoked specific biblical texts—most prominently Genesis 9:18–27 and New Testament household codes such as Ephesians 6:5–7—to defend slavery and racial hierarchy, while o...
There is no single individual recorded in the provided sources as the “first person” to declare slavery an evil that must be abolished; early condemnations date from religious dissenters in the 1600s ...
Portland residents’ views on Antifa since 2020 split sharply: some long-time residents and conservative voices describe hundreds of nights of disorder and “Antifa-led” encampments near the ICE facilit...