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A reply to James Rolph Edwards's "Taxation, Forced Labor, and Theft: Comment" asserts that US citizens should not have to pay for goods bestowed on them; that would be unfair. For example, Canada & Mexico do not have to pay taxes to the US government just because they benefit from US public goods. Similarly, those residing within US borders should not be required to pay taxes. 6 References. A. Lee

Forced Labor: Maternity Care in the United States provides information pertinent to the fundamental aspects of hospital child birth in the U.S. This book discusses and analyzes the features of maternity care that vary considerably from one hospital or service to another. Organized into six chapters, this book begins with an overview of the basic stages in the care of the pregnant woman, including prenatal care, labor and delivery, and postpartum treatment for mother and child. This text then describes the major characters in the hospital that will usher the patient through her pregnancy, deliv

Argues that taxation prevents theft in response to an article by Edward Feser (2000). If contributing money to the US government were voluntary, many people would opt not to pay. But since they would still receive the benefits of public goods, such as national defense & law enforcement, it is argued that they would be stealing from those who do pay. The argument that people should have the right to back out of paying taxes is countered with the assertion that citizens are unable to escape the benefits of public goods paid for by tax money. Also, US citizens are allowed to leave if they disagree so strongly with the government policy. 9 References. A. Lee

Forced Labor: Maternity Care in the United States provides information pertinent to the fundamental aspects of hospital child birth in the U.S. This book discusses and analyzes the features of maternity care that vary considerably from one hospital or service to another. Organized into six chapters, this book begins with an overview of the basic stages in the care of the pregnant woman, including prenatal care, labor and delivery, and postpartum treatment for mother and child. This text then describes the major characters in the hospital that will usher the patient through her pregnancy, delivery ...