In a press release on IssueWire, Lawyer Doron Levy promotes tax resistance as a means of civil disobedience against governments with objectionable actions. He views tax resistance as a moral stance against supporting such regimes financially and highlights its significance in societies moving from democracy to dictatorship. Levy draws inspiration from historical figures like Thoreau and emphasizes the diversity of motivations behind tax resistance, from opposing war efforts to challenging governments. He underscores citizens’ moral duty to question their financial support for morally questionable governments and asserts that tax resistance is a powerful form of principled dissent.
