@Rockhead,
Rockhead wrote:but you used democracy to get it...
Maybe there is an outside chance that it was,
if politics were involved somehow,
but
most successful citizens got their wealth
thru free enterprize, not thru freedom to vote in November.
Rockhead wrote:you should contribute your share.
Agreed, as long as government does not try to sodomize successful taxpayers
(tax rates were once up to
91% + State n local taxes; obscene, beyond description).
If all taxpayers pay the same rate, with a maximum cap
to avoid overpaying for finite services rendered by government,
then u shud (and u probably
WILL) contribute your share.
I wish that the
ONLY taxes were sales taxes.
Rockhead wrote:greed sucks, dave...
In my post, I ranted against greedy government, Rocky.
We Individual citizens need to and
SHUD discipline our servant: government.
This
anti-government technique accomplishes that goal.
It makes me happy to think of government being defeated
and thwarted by the Individual citizen, its boss, its Creator.
When the Land of the Free began,
education was purely private; hence,
no consideration was given to it
by the Founders, in the Constitution.
If that subject had been considered,
then it shud have been required that,
in public schools, the citizens shud be encouraged to
loathe
and
hold in abhorrence, the notion of government jurisdiction.
The
autonomy of the
INDIVIDUAL CITIZEN shud be aggrandized,
at the expense of government jurisdiction.
Admittedly, government has some useful functions,
e.g., coining money, establishing courts of law & equity, and co-ordinating wars.
Therefore, I am not an anarchist.
David