"There is a way."

This was Donald Trump's response to a question about whether or not it's possible for the US to abolish ALL Federal Taxes, "once the country is back on its feet."

What I believe we're seeing out of Trump's financial narrative deployments of late is the seeding of the ultimate Reverse Hegelian Dialectic, which was summed up in his epic sit-down with the fiat vampire protectorate class represented by Bloomberg and WSJ in which he said, "you people have been wrong about [currency] your whole lives."

When Trump announced his "No Tax on Tips" plan, and followed it up with "No Tax on Loans," only to follow THAT up with "No Tax on Police, Fire and MIL," while taking jabs at taxation as a concept, he's engaging in mass psychological game theory.

If and when Trump starts to roll back these ancillary taxes, those who have NOT received the breaks will demand them.

And Trump will oblige.

He's forcing the old system to justify its existence.

It's failing.