Consequently, when there were no jobs, extraordinary federal action was required. The politicians felt they had a moral obligation above the law, history tells us, to keep people from starving. No politician has ever given us a logical, reasonable explanation. It has been a continual snipe hunt for 50 years. The law of economics, similar to the law that supported U.S. slavery, says no to enslaved taxpayers.
Taxpayers have no more inalienable right than a U.S. slave had.
The law is based on reason. To state that inalienable rihts are provided by either Canada or the U.S. without exception is ridiculous. The U.S. supreme court has set numerous limits on the exercise of rights, as has the Supreme Court of Canada. As has, in fact, the first section of the Canadian Constitution. Taxes are what people give to the government, as a means of paying for protection, roads, social programs, etc.