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Ellen lived and worked for nearly ten years in noisy and busy New York City. Most people don't have any free time to relax and talk to each other, so it's hard to create a good relationship. "It's harder to find a seat on the subway during rush hour," Ellen once said. Not only is the busyness, in this crowded city, vigilance is also raised. It seems that everyone doubts each other, has a scrutiny attitude before any stranger, by saying something like: "Who are you? Who do you want to find? What are you doing here?". Dachshund take my hand Jesus poster. Among our people have not yet developed a sense of nature and responsibility to pay taxes, taxes that should be called "legal plunder". While businesses and corporations were subject to constant and rigorous control by state agencies and threatened with fines and prosecutions, they had to pay excessive taxes on the bottomless state coffers, These generous monies are then distributed to interest groups, individuals — ordinary people, still exchange goods and services on a voluntary basis without regard to the state. They build relationships with each other without fear of the state and take it for granted (e.g. people ride private drivers, fix cars in private repair workshops, hire construction teams build and craftsmen and buy market items without paying "tax"). No one thinks about paying the government a portion of the sale to each other on an agreement or by "budgeting" the money earned by honest labor selling some of the potatoes that we grow in the garden. It may sound strange, but in many countries (including the US) doing so is considered a crime. But is it called freedom?
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