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To: Howlin
Does anyone seriously think that 2/3 of congress will approve this?

Not anybody in touch with reality.

Howlin's right, we better all just spread our cheeks and bend over.

64 posted on 02/03/2005 10:23:20 AM PST by OHelix
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To: OHelix

Get back to me when this gets to the floor.


66 posted on 02/03/2005 10:24:35 AM PST by Howlin (It's a great day to be an American -- and a Bush Republican!!!!)
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To: OHelix
Howlin's right, we better all just spread our cheeks and bend over.

Glad to see you're so vigilant. The fight has yet to begin and already folks are giving up. And here I thought I was amongst fighters. Go ahead and flame away about this being the wrong fight, but I will NOT be swayed to believe anything better is out there. Why? Because there isn't anything better out there. This is where the fight must begin.

Let me tell you this folks: the time has come for the Federal Government to take the boot from our collective throats, and to stop stealing money (aka pieces of lives) from its citizens at the point of a gun. This "siu nim tao" (little idea) has grand implications. Among those implications is the most rapid economical, technological, and cultural growth in the history of mankind. This new growth will dwarf the growth of the Industrial Revolution. When folks actually grasp the profundity of voluntary taxation, this idea will take off like a shot.

And while we're dreaming who do you think should be next on the chopping block after the IRS?

Can you tell I'm a contractor and pay quarterlies? Not that I'm bitter or anything.

91 posted on 02/03/2005 11:10:35 AM PST by numberonepal (Don't Even Think About Treading On Me)
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