I'm not in the US, @dana-edwards. But it's basically the same where I live. If it's in the constitution I don't know, but that's the underlying truth. For example, if I purchase let's say 10k usd in furniture for my living room, but the government tells me "hey, beautiful stuff you got in there. But you have to pay us 100 usd a year to use them. If you don't we're going to take it from you", that simply means I don't really own the 10k furniture. Apart of that, the constitution in my country is being thrown into the garbage, nobody respects it.
Is that in the US Constitution?
I'm not in the US, @dana-edwards. But it's basically the same where I live. If it's in the constitution I don't know, but that's the underlying truth. For example, if I purchase let's say 10k usd in furniture for my living room, but the government tells me "hey, beautiful stuff you got in there. But you have to pay us 100 usd a year to use them. If you don't we're going to take it from you", that simply means I don't really own the 10k furniture. Apart of that, the constitution in my country is being thrown into the garbage, nobody respects it.