Bottom line: Maybe the income tax is a BAD tax. Hell, I don't know anyone who likes it. Maybe it's even a "wrong" law. But, the fact is, it's THE law.
And the fact that you are willing to get down on bended knee and submit to bad law is an example of what Eisenhower meant when he said, "History does not long entrust the care of freedom to the weak or the timid."
Instead of criticizing Mr. Cryer for doing what was unthinkable 30 years ago, we should be looking at what he did as an example of how to fight back when a federal entity possessing an abusive power intrudes into our lives.
Earlier, someone asked for some original documents. I found some that don't cost anything. After Mr. Cryer submitted a Motion to Dismiss:
Government's ResponseCryer's ReplyCryer's Trial BriefProposed Jury InstructionsProposed Voir Dire Questions
And the fact that you are willing to get down on bended knee and submit to bad law is an example of what Eisenhower meant when he said, "History does not long entrust the care of freedom to the weak or the timid." We have a winner!
Congratulations on winning tonight's Drama Queen award!
Now, if you'll please step aside, it's time for the hog-calling contest, to be followed by the watermellon seed spitting competition.
PS: You can call it "willing to get down on bended knee and submit to bad law" but the reality is that it's called "paying to Caesar what's Caesar's" -- with the alternative being me, dying for YOUR windmill, leaving MY family destitute, with some smug prick living in our home after picking it up at a tax sale.
Instead of criticizing Mr. Cryer for doing what was unthinkable 30 years ago, we should be looking at what he did as an example of how to fight back when a federal entity possessing an abusive power intrudes into our lives.
Instead of criticizing ME for having common sense, you ought to mind your own damn business. If you're so dead set on tilting at windmills, get on your OWN damn horse, and stop trying to recruit suckers to go into a suicidal meatgrinder FOR you.