Whatever you choose to do, it is your money. You made it, and you spend it, and you can spend it anonymously without having to go to the government.
JOHN LINDER: “Whatever you choose to do, it is your money. You made it, and you spend it, and you can spend it anonymously without…”
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Discussing personal financial autonomy and government involvement.
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