Tru Freedom Logic

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Tomorrow we will get more in-depth on where we are today and what causes these restraints.

Abolish tax” over time
“Zero taxes” is the hardest. What’s more realistic is replace taxes rather than abolish:
user fees/tolls, consumption taxes, land/value taxes
privatized or subscription models for some services
or a much smaller government with clearly defined minimal services

“Legalize all weapons” over time
Possible only with guardrails, otherwise it tends to destabilize:
training/licensing, safe storage, liability/insurance
limits on certain high-casualty items (or strict controls)
better tracing + theft penalties

1) “Legalize all drugs” over time
Possible if it shifts from prohibition → regulated market:
purity/testing + labeling/dose standards
age limits, licensing, marketing restrictions
big expansion of treatment + harm reduction
strong DUI / impairment enforcement

The key constraint
As you legalize more freedom on drugs/weapons, you usually need more capacity in:
healthcare, courts, emergency response, regulation
So you can’t remove the funding (tax) until you’ve built a stable replacement.