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7 Ways to Resist War Taxes
Anonymous
conversion of a billboard, 1990
Cartons of books purchased with redirected Anti-war
tax rally, New York City’s Bryant Park, 1970 Folk
singer Charlie King at a 1975 protest outside IRS headquarters, New York
City Rabbi
Art Waskow of Philadelphia, Brad Lyttle of Chicago, Stewart Meacham of
the American Friends Service Committee and WRL’s Norma Becker at a war
tax refusal press conference at WRL office, New York City, 1970 The
home of war tax resisters Randy Kehler and Betsy Corner in Colrain, MA,
during the year-long vigil to stop the IRS from seizing their house. Tax
Day protest in Morgantown, WV, in the 1980s. The banner was a reproduction
of WRL’s “pie chart” flyer |
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aren’t as inevitable as the IRS would have us believe. For hundreds of
years, potential taxpayers opposed to war and the military use of their
money have managed to whittle away at what the tax collectors collect.
As Tax Day 2001 approaches, we present for your inspiration this look
at war tax resistance over the last 30 years.
