Quote by Henry D. Moyle

The difficulty with all governments, and one to which our own has fallen heir, is that the majority, by virtue of its right to place limitations on man's free agency, has undertaken to infringe upon the rights reserved to the individual, for the direct and immediate benefit of law and order. For example: the Constitution expressly prohibits taking of personal property for public purposes without just compensation. Under the guise of taxation, the Constitution is violated and property is taken from one and given to another.
Author: Henry D. Moyle, Source: Relief Society Magazine, 1957Saved by cboyack in constitution government rights agency taxation socialism 2 years ago[save this] [permalink]

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