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![]() Walt wrote: Dave wrote: On Thu, 2 Nov 2006 06:52:04 -0700, "Gilligan" said: crap snipped I'm simply letting Glen's absurd nonsense fall of its own weight. Yeah, I've been taking that approach with Glen as well. The more he rants, the more ridiculous he sounds. //Walt Are you not submitting to servatude/rule of others by paying taxes? I would not pay so much if I were not forced to. And if I felt the need to give to my country lots-0-cash, I assure you I could do a better job of spending the money then the politicans/govt. does. BTW I joined the military to travel and go to sea, I could have made more money elsewhere. Joe |
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![]() "Joe" wrote in message oups.com... Are you not submitting to servatude/rule of others by paying taxes? I would not pay so much if I were not forced to. And if I felt the need to give to my country lots-0-cash, I assure you I could do a better job of spending the money then the politicans/govt. does. BTW I joined the military to travel and go to sea, I could have made more money elsewhere. Joe Joe, If your neighbor came over and demanded 45% of your pay else he would lock you up or confiscate your possessions - in some states it would be legal to shoot him. If several of your neighbors came over and did the same, it's still theft. If the majority of the people in Texas did that to you it is still theft. Only legitimate government has the power to tax. It is a delegated power in the Constitution. The Constitution also gives Congress the power to "raise and support Armies" and "To make all Laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into Execution the foregoing Powers," A draft at some times is necessary and proper to raise an Army. What is striking is that the Democrats heavily favor a draft and higher taxes. Why do they always want to punish people who have comitted no crime? It's really ridiculous, they condemn the people they send off to war and they condemn the rich whose money they steal. Why aren't they condemning themselves for the absolute power they seek? The Democrats are all about forcing others. Ever hear a Democrat in recent decades call for lower taxes and more individual freedom? Do they even mention individuals? They do, but in a negative connotation - "some wacko-individualist type" or "some selfish individual". In all this campaigning what have the Democrats stood for? Withdrawal from a war they just voted us into? Making life simpler and better for Americans by restructuring the tax code? School choice? The Democrats are in the back pocket of special interests, particularly the interests of dying antiquated, dead end ways - teacher's unions and unions in general, anti-globalization lobby, pseudo science with man causing global warming and the ozone hole, big government (except for self defense) and a host of other ridiculous causes. Their solutions are not the get-dirty, let's fix them type but rather the throw money feel good type. Look into the junk drawer on your work bench. That is the Democrat party. A hodge podge of special interests and odd pieces that should have been discarded a long time ago. There is no unifying philosophy or message except "we are against the other guys", "we are for more taxes", "we will punish you", "you should not drive that car". Why such underlying guilt? Why such a need to control? What kind of people are these? It's a party run amok by emotion and very little thinking. Joe, this election is very important. The Democrats haven't offered an alternative, they just want to punish. Pull that lever for the Republicans. Eventually the Democrats will offer us a better choice, but they aren't now or in the near future. The Democrats are running on Republican failures, not on Democrat strengths. Get everyone you know to vote Republican. |
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