NH: Politely Bossy Guard at State House Income Tax Discussio [13+]

Ah, so that's where you pulled your argument out of.

The words you want to use are "moral" and "immoral," not just and unjust.

Yes, slavery was at one point a just institution. Thankfully, people learned to value human rights, and it was eventually considered unjust.

I wouldn't even be alive today if it wasn't for America? What, is America some person who told my ancestors to come over and make babies? What an idiotic statement.

I can understand why this idea has appeal. People who are on fixed incomes can not keep up with increasing property taxes. They stand to lose their homes when government can't or won't control their spending. If you have property but low income an income tax is appealing. Notice the sponsor of the bill is elderly. However, if you have high income and little property the reverse is true. Very few seem to address the real issue and that is government bloat.

So when slavery was legal it was a just law to own slaves? Because the Nazis won elections in Germany and made it the law to relocate Jews and take their property that was justice?
Just because a group of thugs manages to win elections doesn't make the laws they pass just. No one is pretending that the term unjust is a universal description. It is a description of opinion just like you misguided opinion that if a group of people wins political power the laws they pass are automatically just.