Nelson Nash: Businesses Don't PAY Taxes, They COLLECT Taxes (16 of 30)

14 Feb 2022 · 21 min
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Nelson Nash delivers a lecture criticizing common public misunderstandings about taxation and economics, arguing that businesses do not "pay" taxes but pass them to consumers, and that government and institutions (including academia) often mislead or indoctrinate people. He uses anecdotes (Willie Sutton, mall pistol example, trucking tax sticker, Bruno's grocery collapse) to illustrate how wealth is targeted and how misperception leads to poor decisions. Nash introduces the "Arrival Syndrome" — intellectual complacency after perceived success — and the principle "use it or lose it," urging continuous learning; he frames IBC (infinite banking concept/personal monetary system) as an alternative paradigm.

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