Heh heh. Don, if I paid income taxes I might be tempted to join you, but over the course of my life I've paid little in taxes and probably have gotten more from government that I ever paid to them. For most of my life I looked at the whole thing as a big game where I had to be a bit slicker and smarter than the government -- not a very difficult task.
On Feb 24, 6:05 pm, Don Johnson <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm against rioting in the streets but I'm all for civil disobedience. > If we en mass refused to pay federal taxes for last year I think we > might get Washington's attention. Start simply by applying for > extensions and taking every legal route to delay paying right up until > the court order to pay and then just quietly say "No." > > Whatta ya say gang? Who's with me? > > dj > > Disclaimer: Above suggestion is purely rhetorical and I have no > intention of disobeying the law or avoiding my fiscal obligation to my > country. Nor am I aware of any group planning to do so. All Hail > Obama! His truth is shining on. > > On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 6:43 PM, Slip Disc <[email protected]> wrote: > > > That's what we need to happen gruff, then the world will realize that > > we never really did need the bashstards (scot accent) and that we can > > "Grow Food" without them. Banks are a system for the wealthy and that > > is why they are giving billions of dollars to the unscrupulous creeps > > that are throwing people out on the street instead of giving the money > > to the people who really need it. It's protectionism for society's > > elite. Are the banks lowering interest rates and refinancing? NO!! > > Illinois based Northern Trust just took $1.6 Billion dollars from the > > tax payers and went on a vacation jaunt in Southern California and > > hired the Band Chicago for $100,000, this all with Tax Payer Money. > > These people are spitting on us. Tax breaks that are going to give a > > family an extra $65 a month is pathetic. $600 to $1200 per family > > stimulus money is pathetic. They should give everyone $100,000 to > > stimulate the economy, but you see it's the economy of the rich that > > they want to stimulate. There will be rioting in the streets even if > > the banks don't collapse because people are starting to realize what > > Schleps they are and how tied into the economic Slavery program they > > are. Why should I give money to a bank that is throwing my friend out > > on the street when I could give the money to my friend instead? To > > Hell with the Bashstards!! > > > On Feb 23, 8:16 am, gruff <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Banks, more than any other industry, can't be allowed to fail. > >> Financing and credit are so interwoven into the economies of all > >> nations that should the banks fail the entire economy would go > >> bust. This may not be right but, as one talking head noted > >> yesterday on the tube, lending has almost become a utility just like > >> power and water. If the banks are allowed to fail, I'm afraid > >> society and civilization as we know it will also fail. Then there > >> will be rioting in the streets, for certain. > > >> However, I agree that since the top four or five percent of the world > >> owns and controls forty or more percent of the wealth, they should be > >> called to account and to help. > > >> On Feb 17, 3:27 pm, Slip Disc <[email protected]> wrote: > > >> > I see people who have paid taxes for years being thrown out on the > >> > street by banks who are foreclosing on their homes while tax payer > >> > money is being doled out in billions to the same banks. Who are those > >> > people making millions of dollars every year taking tax payers money. > >> > By what right do they have to use tax money for that purpose. What is > >> > wrong with people in allowing this to go on? Why doesn't the > >> > government use tax payer money to bring mortgages up to date and order > >> > banks to refinance at a lower rate. It wouldn't even cost one > >> > billion to keep families in their homes. Where are the wealthy, so > >> > called benefactors, Gates and Buffet in all of this? Why shouldn't > >> > banks be allowed to fall just like others? It seems they, the upper > >> > echelon of society, still live in their own lofty worlds without a > >> > care for humanity. What is wrong with them? I predict a national > >> > breakdown in civility, a Ya Basta stance issued by the people. > >> > Rioting and looting and arch's political bloodletting ritual. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups ""Minds Eye"" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/Minds-Eye?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
