Its wrong to tell a Police Officer that your tax dollars pay their salary!

There seem to be 2 magical concepts in the philosophical 'science' of economics.
One is the creation of money out of thin air in the form of fiat cash. The other is the creation of value out of thin air, in the form of innovation. If there could just be some way to combine the two, and perhaps only create money out of thin air when some sort of innovation added value to the dollar, which would offset the loss, or ideally balance the loss, suffered by the end consumer, making them no longer the victim of the hidden tax called inflation. (unfortunately, most VC capital investments towards innovation are now aimed at sun belt offshore economies and their dollar.)

Non-withstanding, the grandchild's tax dollar would still be required to pay the cops salary, under the federal reserve system.


[edit on 14-2-2010 by I Hate Trolls 2]

If our "Tax" dollars pay the police, who do the police pay when tax comes out of their paychecks? Themselves?

Originally posted by SFKNOLEG74
If our "Tax" dollars pay the police, who do the police pay when tax comes out of their paychecks? Themselves?

If it is not our "tax" dollars who are paying the police, then just who the hell is paying them?

If it is not our "tax" dollars who are paying the police, then just who the hell is paying them?

You do.
They write these nasty little pieces of paper called 'Tickets' they write a lot of them and they make a lot of money by writing them.

Originally posted by ..5..

If it is not our "tax" dollars who are paying the police, then just who the hell is paying them?

You do.
They write these nasty little pieces of paper called 'Tickets' they write a lot of them and they make a lot of money by writing them.

Which is in effect, and for all intents and purposes, more taxation. The point of my previous question, in response to the other poster, was that it is irrelevant that LEO's pay taxes also, they are employees of either the federal, state or local government, and as such, work for We the People.