... like if you want to start a business but you have to get permission from the government first ... or if you want to build or modify a house but you have to get permission from the government first ... or if you want to educate your children yourself but you have to get permission from the government first ... or if you think you own your own land but the government can come take it away if you don't pay your property taxes ... those kinds of things ... see http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/7006/com-man.html

My favorite quote. I only wish more Americans (especially politicians) felt this strongly about liberty today. Then we might be able to get rid of this pervasive and oppressive nanny state.

This especially applies to government and their relentless attempts to steal our liberties.

Much of that rings true today in this country ... scary.

So true.

That's great Robin Hood from Reston ... steal from the rich and give to the poor ... forced charity at the end of a gun.

I wish this George was president today ... although he probably would have started a revolution long ago.

Kent drank the Kool-aid ... Liberals are not greedy - only those evil conservatives are greedy ... those multimillionaire liberal politicians truly identify with and care for the poor ... those greedy conservatives only care about themselves and their money. If those socialist/communist liberals REALLY believed in the crap they spew, they would live like we do and give the rest of their money to the government. They are nothing but elitists. They're happy to give away OUR money while they live in their mansions. They are happy to take away OUR right and means to defend ourselves while they have their bodyguards (of course they are more important than us, so they need protecting).

That's really scary, but what is more scary is that a U.S. Supreme Court Justice is saying it.

If the average American understood our monetary system, we would have revolting in the streets. Check out www.themoneymasters.com

Something the DCeivers need to learn.

It's great!

A perfect description of the US Tax system.

... but perjury is a good reason.