Am I "Anti-Government?"

www.sierratimes.com ^ | 10. 11. 02 | Ray Thomas

[ovrtaxt]

Nice article. Yes, I'm proudly anti-government. Not anarchistic, but against the concentration of power over the lives of free people by a massive bureaucracy.

But then again, so were the Founders. The Constitution limits the power of government. So 'accuse' me of being anti-government.

[TaZ]

The problem is we have forgotten to follow the government that the Founding Fathers established for us....

Of course, a lot of Americans wouldn't want this form of government anyway, they would loose what they perceive to be "advantages" of the current system.

If the truth be known, this problem has been building for years as US citizens have been willing to give up their rights for security....we are living FDR's "New deal" now....and it isn't the Constitutional Republic that the Founding Fathers created.

And turning to the establishment political parties will only make the issue cloudier, with no end in sight.

If you want to see how fraudulent the IRS code is, go here:

Listen to this >> http://www.theotherradionetwork.com/asxrm/021009-ag.asx to get an idea why the government will always white-wash the issues.

[Tailgunner Joe]

The proper term is Federalist, meaning we believe in limited government.

[Fraulein]

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[erinjohn]

Tailgunner Joe was right.

[Fraulein]

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