reduce or abolish all legal impediments to child rearing.

We hereby observe that child rearing is the first industry of every species. It was reserved to us by the 9th amendment. It is now a right on paper only; for, when property is taken from a man w/o equal compensation, it makes him less able to provide wants of his children. Such takings drive him to vagrancy or banditry, ill health or poverty; his wife, to prostitution; his children to lethargy, confusion or anger; all, to a promise of youth broken. Taxes are such takings. If a man does not neglect, abuse or abandon his children by his own folly, the law will force him to do such despite his best efforts. A Turncoat at the Gate could not cause a more complete destruction. Therefore, all taxes that subvert the activity of child rearing should be reduced or abolished.