Young Hackers' Quest for Social Justice: How Questioning the System Leads to Opting Out Here is a section of an article I submitted to 2600 Magazine, a hacker publication, that censored parts of my writing. To read the complete uncensored article, head over to https://deltacharlie.tech/ Younger hackers want to use their bright minds to fight for social justice. When they grow up, and take the typical route expected of them from American culture, they lose that passion to take action towards something they believe in. The reason is because American culture is designed to keep people from thinking. The government wants obedient working taxpayers because it owes the Federal Reserve (a privately owned bank) trillions of dollars. But if you take the time as an adult to question everything you’ve ever known, you’ll understand how corrupt the system is and simply opt out. I believe opting out is a much more productive and peaceful way to protest against a corrupt system. For those that have read Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand, you’ll remember that all the intelligent men in the country opted out of working for the corrupt government, and the government fell apart. Protest all you want, you still have to go to work and have 20-40% of your dollars taken out right off the top. Those dollars never go to paying anything except interest on top of interest, not schools, roads, bridges, etc. I don’t advocate tax fraud, but am opposed to direct taxes per the Constitution. In fact, direct taxes were illegal, and we had to amend the Constitution to tax the citizens and create the Federal Reserve. This is why Woodrow Wilson is hated by so many people. To read the complete uncensored article, head over to https://deltacharlie.tech/ #hacker #2600 #censorship #freespeech #grownostr #freedom #decentralization #capitalism #entrepreneur #bitcoin #endthefed #economics #liberty