by MicroHydro » Fri 18 Nov 2005, 00:27:07
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'I')f you really believe the U.S. government killed 3000 of its own citizens ... and lied about it and invaded Afghanistan as a result of something it did, you ought to leave the country.. because that's so terrible.. so evil, that your tax dollars go in to support it make you complicit in it. if you really believe that, you ought to leave.
- Tucker Carlson on MSNBC
I never thought that I would agree with that bowtie wearing nitwit. So there is a first time for everything.
Minor difference, I don't
believe that the US did 911. I
know it for a fact.
So when I learned the truth, almost a year ago, I went through the same thought process that Tucker Carlson outlines. My options were:
1) Passive resistance (nonpayment of taxes in particular).
Well that didn't work out too well for Al Capone, and I suspect the IRS would win that contest.
2) Active resistance. But there is no opposition party to the combined republican/democrat war party. And Gitmo has been prepared for any truly active resisters.
3) Submit to tyranny. Not in my nature.
4) Leave the country. Bingo! So I am out of reach of the looming special skills draft. And I don't pay US taxes anymore.
"Leave the country", when voiced by neocon operatives like *ucker Carlson can sound like a threat. It shouldn't. For people who find themselves trapped in a despised minority in the USA (like the 15% who agree with Darwin), leaving 'Merica is a blessing. And I will not be financing the next US atrocity.
"The world is changed... I feel it in the water... I feel it in the earth... I smell it in the air... Much that once was, is lost..." - Galadriel