loosecannon
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- May 7, 2007
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Because you still fail the basic threshold of reading comprehension.
The whole presumption of this stupid thread is that people keeping what is theirs to begin with is somehow tantamount to "theft".
That's just BS. The title of the lead article was a throw away comment. The balance of the commentary was very good and real. You are just stuck on stupid. And you are begging me to believe that you have a lowly IQ like 115.
Likewise, your historical knowledge as to what the framers set forth as lawful taxes (think fuel taxes to pay for roads and bridges) didn't include unapportioned expropriations from the productive activities of the citizenry.
Come back when you have at least vague understandings of semantics and American history.
You are just stuck on partisan stupid. The hallmark of Rouseau and Locke was the social contract which is integrally imbedded in the constitution and the declaration of independence.
You adhere to the most stupid pov imaginable which is that citizens have some "right" to avail themselves of the rights guaranteed by the constitution and social contract without surrendering their sovereignty.
You ARE a vassal of the state. Once you signed your social security application it became contractually binding. The USA owns you.
A vassal, in the terminology that preceded and accompanied the feudalism of medieval Europe, is one who enters into mutual obligations with a monarch, usually of military support and mutual protection, in exchange for certain guarantees, which came to include the terrain held as a fief.
And they have always owned the money in your wallet.
Go back to high school, chump. You can't even make it in the minor leagues.