The phrase refers to a government levying taxes on people who have no voice in its decisions. Historically, it fueled colonial revolts, as citizens argued that paying duties without elected representatives violated their rights. While no one benefits from this injustice, it is used today by activists to protest policies where financial burdens are imposed on disenfranchised groups.
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