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Reagan admin at 15:00, 27 November 2025

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	Yesterday I talked about Sweden's tax policies as something that might have had something to do with the recent election. I'll be right back.		Yesterday I talked about Sweden's tax policies as something that might have had something to do with the recent election. I'll be right back.

	Whenever government tries to do things that aren’t properly government's province we the people pay in the loss of freedom & individual rights. Yesterday I told you about Sweden's tax policies which ranged from 40% of the average workers income to more than 100% of earnings above $33,000. I suggested this might have had something to do with the recent election when ~~Swede~~'ns 40 yrs. of socialism was were repudiated by the voters.		Whenever government tries to do things that aren’t properly government's province we the people pay in the loss of freedom & individual rights. Yesterday I told you about Sweden's tax policies which ranged from 40% of the average workers income to more than 100% of earnings above $33,000. I suggested this might have had something to do with the recent election when Sweden's 40 yrs. of socialism was were repudiated by the voters.

	But it wasn’t just money in my opinion. Socialism, exacts a higher price far dearer than money. In an effort to ease the tax burden the people of Sweden have resorted to barter. A dentist or doctor needing a few house repairs will exchange treatment for carpenter or plumbing work with a patient skilled in those crafts. The shoe merchant & the grocer trade in each others stock.		But it wasn’t just money in my opinion. Socialism, exacts a higher price far dearer than money. In an effort to ease the tax burden the people of Sweden have resorted to barter. A dentist or doctor needing a few house repairs will exchange treatment for carpenter or plumbing work with a patient skilled in those crafts. The shoe merchant and the grocer trade in each others stock.

	Government of course responded. The Secretary of Justice<SUP>1</SUP> took the position that crimes against society are more dastardly than crimes against individuals. In other words it’s worse to be a tax dodger than a thief or a burglar. So under this philosophy and with government’s natural tendency to invoke emergency as an excuse Sweden's civil liberties began to erode.		Government of course responded. The Secretary of Justice<SUP>1</SUP> took the position that crimes against society are more dastardly than crimes against individuals. In other words it’s worse to be a tax dodger than a thief or a burglar. So under this philosophy and with government’s natural tendency to invoke emergency as an excuse Sweden's civil liberties began to erode.
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	<LI>Reagan is most likely referring to Lennar Geijer, who served as ~~Sweden’s~~ Minister of Justice from 1969 to 1976.		<LI>Reagan is most likely referring to Lennar Geijer, who served as Sweden's Minister of Justice from 1969 to 1976.
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Reagan admin at 19:11, 7 November 2025

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<TD>Production Date</TD><TD>10/18/[[Radio1976|1976]]</TD></TR>
<TD>Book/Page</TD><TD>[[Radio_Commentary_Books#Reagan.27s_Path_to_Victory|RPtV]]-79</TD></TR>
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