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[Shooter 2.5]

This is good advice from someone who's taking the right steps in reclaiming his government.
I have met some fire eaters that, I swear, worked for the other side with their childish rhetoric.
He has a couple of minor facts wrong that have been already discussed and straightened out right here on FR, but the advice should be taken by anyone upset with the present guys in charge.

[Xenon481]

This guy has a lot of very good points.

If you want to fight the system, you must use the system.

This is where my fellow libertarians and I come to a crossing. Many of us want things like social security to go away completely, but most libertarians aren't willing to make slow advances in that direction. Generally they want all or nothing.

Another good example is the deal about not voting because it only gives strength to the current flawed system. This is absolute BS (unless nobody voted). If you don't vote or aren't willing to use the provided system of change, then you are worse than a person who inadvertantly causes a problem; you are a person who sees a problem and doesn't do anything about it.

If you take drastic actions and get fed up with things, then you are only doing your cause harm.

Fight the system! Use the system!

[Copernicus]

While this author makes a point that would have been valid as recently as 1995, it a sad fact the number of "routine" encounters with the Law Enforcement Community is rapidly dwindling.

A growing number of ordinary citizens have become aware this as they move through airports, bus stations, "seatbelt safety" checkpoints and elsewhere.

Expect this trend to acclerate as the number of "good cops" retire or are forced out by corrupt Reno Justice Department implants.

Here is just one minor example which would be funny if it hadn't caused the individual involved so much grief.

Click Here

I will now take cover from the FreepPirhanana Feeding Frenzy which has dogged every Massillon thread since August 11.

Best regards,

[Billy_bob_bob]

Excellent article, well done. However, your approach does require a particular temperment, one that can handle dealing with bureaucratic nonsense and the kinds of dirty tricks that are commonly done regarding lawsuits. I know that I would not be able to deal with that kind of annoyance on a daily basis, having already once been through a multi-year lawsuit and having seen just how money driven the system really is.

I've chosen to fight back using an "Atlas Shrugged" strategy, that is to say that I've intentionally limited my productive activity to just enough to pay the bills, and not a whole lot more. Let somebody else earn the big bucks and get taxed at %50+ for their efforts. I'm tired of being rode hard and put away wet by this Marxist government, and I'm fighting back the only way I can. Oh, and I speak out a lot against the modern American empire.

But anyway, good job, keep up the good work. I'm glad there are people out there like you to fight back on the legislative front.

[Copernicus]

I've long held this society is as brittle as a porcelain cup-one tap in the right place and it will shatter in a million pieces.

The Arabs know this, the Chinese know this, the Hispanics know this and apparently Robert Kocher wrote a lengthy treatise on this very topic a few years back.

Click here for a long and thought provoking read

[stevio]

Bump.