On 19/02/2010 8:32 AM, jps wrote:

Uh, it's not what he wrote that's affecting people the most, it's the
innocent victims in the IRS office who did nothing to deserve being
killed or injured.

One could say that about the brits that were booted out of the US for
independance.

But feel free to join the al Qaeda-like thinking Tim. And certainly
do promote among your friends and family.

I don't like fundies and I think they're screwing up our country.
Should I drive my car into the nearest fundie church with a load of
explosives?

So I pose the question, is a person being persecuted financially by
government, banks and corruption a terrorists because they don't agree
with the statism and lack of enforcement of fairness?

Hey, millions of honest hard working people are getting the screw of
their lives and government and banks are right up front an the cause of
it all.

So are they patriotic because they want financial liberty and respect
from government, banks and businesses or just traitor terrorists?

I think the answer to that depends much on if liberty and freedom mater
more than statism.