That's The Ticket!..

[UncleBuck]

i've got a bump in my pants.

 

[schuylaar]

 

[Rob Roy]

so you bought a house voluntarily then, completely absent duress, full well knowing that propertytaxes were part of the deal, and you chose to do it yet you complain anyway?

what a freeloading mooch you are.

Property taxes are not part of the deal. A deal to be fair and just, requires consent of both parties. The person I bought my property from and I agreed to a price, neither of us were under duress.

The property tax you mention comes not from a consensual interaction. You should huff more paint, it might improve your cognitive abilities.

A unilateral "contract" is invalid if you or I try to impose it on others. Why is it valid if an entity that cannot survive without force employs that method?

 

[Rob Roy]

i've got a bump in my pants.

Unfortunately it is only visible from the rear....and what the fuck is that smell??!!!

 

[Rob Roy]

These "super daddies"...what did they exactly promise you and how much were they charging ?

Please define the word consent, if you can.

 

[londonfog]

Please define the word consent, if you can.

I only wanted to know what these super daddies promised you and what was the cost. I mean you did make the statement.

The gun appears when these other fuckers showed up and told me they were my super daddies and they were gonna do all these nice things, and I was going to pay for them whether I wanted them or not.

I'm almost out of vodka, but oddly enough I'm not as dumb as you yet. I think I will try oxygen deprivation next to achieve your level of stupid.

 

[Rob Roy]

I only wanted to know what these super daddies promised you and what was the cost. I mean you did make the statement.

Ultimately every one of their promises is backed up by violence. So they promised me violence for failing to obey. That's the same thing slave masters promised slaves isn't it? Hmmm.

 

[londonfog]

Ultimately every one of their promises is backed up by violence. So they promised me violence for failing to obey. That's the same thing slave masters promised slaves isn't it? Hmmm.

come on Rob just tell me what they promised ? These super daddies seem rather intriguing

 

[Rob Roy]

come on Rob just tell me what they promised ? These super daddies seem rather intriguing

Thank you. Your repeating the super daddies question triggered my simian brain into something that's been bugging me for a number of years. I was wondering where in the fuck my old Curtis Mayfield Superfly album went to. If I can't find it, I'm gonna get it burned to a c.d. Thanks again.

 

[ginwilly]

Thank you. Your repeating the super daddies question triggered my simian brain into something that's been bugging me for a number of years. I was wondering where in the fuck my old Curtis Mayfield Superfly album went to. If I can't find it, I'm gonna get it burned to a c.d. Thanks again.

good stuff

 

[londonfog]

Thank you. Your repeating the super daddies question triggered my simian brain into something that's been bugging me for a number of years. I was wondering where in the fuck my old Curtis Mayfield Superfly album went to. If I can't find it, I'm gonna get it burned to a c.d. Thanks again.

Will you pay for it or will you download/ burn

 

[schuylaar]

Will you pay for it or will you download/ burn

i gladly pay for my music. i believe an artists' creation belongs to the artist.

 

[UncleBuck]

Property taxes are not part of the deal. A deal to be fair and just, requires consent of both parties. The person I bought my property from and I agreed to a price, neither of us were under duress.

The property tax you mention comes not from a consensual interaction. You should huff more paint, it might improve your cognitive abilities.

A unilateral "contract" is invalid if you or I try to impose it on others. Why is it valid if an entity that cannot survive without force employs that method?

So you didn't know about the existence of property taxes when you bought the house?

Idiot.

 

[londonfog]

So you didn't know about the existence of property taxes when you bought the house?

Idiot.

I think Rob Roy just likes to complain about everything. Uses all that America has to offer then complains when he has to pay the bill for his usage.

 

[ginwilly]

I think Rob Roy just likes to complain about everything. Uses all that America has to offer then complains when he has to pay the bill for his usage.

I've never seen him complain about paying for what HE uses, he just complains about paying for what YOU use.

I don't understand why his philosophy is so hard to understand. I don't agree with him 100%, but his position is the most consistent on these boards, yet is probably the most misrepresented.

BTW, you never did get around to a point about income taxes. Did it leave you or did you just forget?

 

[londonfog]

I've never seen him complain about paying for what HE uses, he just complains about paying for what YOU use.

I don't understand why his philosophy is so hard to understand. I don't agree with him 100%, but his position is the most consistent on these boards, yet is probably the most misrepresented.

BTW, you never did get around to a point about income taxes. Did it leave you or did you just forget?

He does not pay for what I use. He only pays for what he use. You pay for what you use.
I asked for a date when income tax started and became a part of the US system. You gave me some half as answer about Napoleon. I left the conversation

 

[ginwilly]

He does not pay for what I use. He only pays for what he use. You pay for what you use.
I asked for a date when income tax started and became a part of the US system. You gave me some half as answer about Napoleon. I left the conversation

I told you it started early, was repealed after it was found unconstitutional then revived after the creation of the Federal Reserve and the 16th amendment. I didn't think you needed specific dates to make your point.

Do you need the exact dates or will your point still be the same without them?

 

[schuylaar]

He does not pay for what I use. He only pays for what he use. You pay for what you use.
I asked for a date when income tax started and became a part of the US system. You gave me some half as answer about Napoleon. I left the conversation

not only that, you pay for proposed resources.

 

[londonfog]

I told you it started early (in the 1800's), was repealed after it was found unconstitutional then revived after the creation of the Federal Reserve and the 16th amendment. I didn't think you needed specific dates to make your point.

Do you need the exact dates or will your point still be the same without them?

give me the exact date
and do you still think that property taxes ALONE pays for schools, fire, police?

 

[ginwilly]

give me the exact date
and do you still think that property taxes ALONE pays for schools, fire, police?

Ok, for the original date or when they were re-instituted?

Could you just assume I know, or at the very least can google, and make your point already? If it helps make your point, go ahead and use the date you need to to make it.

Surely your point is going to be about paying for wars right? Because war bonds never existed?