beardo
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Why should they collect anything? Why should you be taxed? Are you not free?A flat income tax? how is it collected then?
Why should they collect anything? Why should you be taxed? Are you not free?A flat income tax? how is it collected then?
classic freeloader argument there. you love to enjoy the benefits, but call footing the costs 'slavery'.Why should they collect anything? Why should you be taxed? Are you not free?
I think all "benefits" should be eliminatedclassic freeloader argument there. you love to enjoy the benefits, but call footing the costs 'slavery'.
one of the benefits of society is the invention of the internet and the infrastructure it depends on. so i know a good first step towards boycotting the benefits if you're serious about that.I think all "benefits" should be eliminated
I don't think you get my point. We're never going to get anywhere hiding on stoner forums complaining about the way things are, instead of actually trying to change it. Do you think we would have gotten anywhere in the 70's if the youth had just sat around b!tching about not being able to vote for the @sshole drafting him? Using my high-logic, miss-wording to discredit my meaning would be like me using your misspelling of picky to discredit yoursso the house, the senate and the president passed the law? the people may have been for it, they may have agitated for it but they don't create or pass laws. It may seem nit pickey, but it really isn't.
they charge for the internet, & it is privatised, if it is subsidised or was created with public funds or is made available for free it is only for the pourpose of tracking & monitoring & oppression.one of the benefits of society is the invention of the internet and the infrastructure it depends on. so i know a good first step towards boycotting the benefits if you're serious about that.
so the house, the senate and the president passed the law? the people may have been for it, they may have agitated for it but they don't create or pass laws. It may seem nit pickey, but it really isn't.
Tou fucking che! LMAOI don't think you get my point. We're never going to get anywhere hiding on stoner forums complaining about the way things are, instead of actually trying to change it. Do you think we would have gotten anywhere in the 70's if the youth had just sat around b!tching about not being able to vote for the @sshole drafting him? Using my high-logic, miss-wording to discredit my meaning would be like me using your misspelling of picky to discredit yours
I don't think you get my point. We're never going to get anywhere hiding on stoner forums complaining about the way things are, instead of actually trying to change it. Do you think we would have gotten anywhere in the 70's if the youth had just sat around b!tching about not being able to vote for the @sshole drafting him? Using my high-logic, miss-wording to discredit my meaning would be like me using your misspelling of picky to discredit yours
Tou fucking che! LMAO
[youtube]BZwuTo7zKM8[/youtube]you have all just whittnessed me destroy uncle buck yet again in debate
I also destroyed Canndo in this debate-
Well just to let you know, I thought I had made my meaning clear with my first response to you. I happen to understand a little about the way we work as a country and I'm married to someone who loves to talk politics so we're always on the same page, I guess I forgot that some people may not understand the way it works and somehow be led astray by my statements. Had to sharpen the old debater a little anyway. Did anybody manage to understand my first response? Oh and by the way I can't spell worth a damn, I'd be lost without a dictionary ;-pA lot can be done from one side of a terminal. In the 70's folks didn't have the communicative power they have now.
as far as meaning and logic, I have only your posts to go by, if they don't mean what they say then I can't very well know that. Spelling? pick all you wish and the conversations will devolve to - dictionaries and spell checkers.
If I read it correctly, your basic premise is that a situation needs to be expressed (in writing) before it can be legislated. cnWell just to let you know, I thought I had made my meaning clear with my first response to you. I happen to understand a little about the way we work as a country and I'm married to someone who loves to talk politics so we're always on the same page, I guess I forgot that some people may not understand the way it works and somehow be led astray by my statements. Had to sharpen the old debater a little anyway. Did anybody manage to understand my first response? Oh and by the way I can't spell worth a damn, I'd be lost without a dictionary ;-p