🚀 go-pugleaf

gibson@bmrl.med.uiuc.edu (T. Mark Gibson) writes:

> jzero@netcom.com (Jim Nakamura) writes:

> >mrh@centerline.com (Mike Huben) writes:

> >> In article <johann_opitz-1010940847040001@m51002.esl.com>,
> >> Big O <johann_opitz@smtp.esl.com> wrote:
> >> >In article <jzeroCxEo5C.3tK@netcom.com>, jzero@netcom.com (Jim Nakamura) wrote:
> >> >>|         I'd rather be a socialist than some dog-eat-dog Darwinian
> >> >>|         animal who has no sense of fellow feeling and whose only
> >> >>|         motto is "look out for number one".
> >> >
> >> >That's your right to live that way -- just as it is my ***equal*** right
> >> >to NOT live that way.  If you find a group (any size) of people that
> >> >***voluntarily*** agree to such a social-economic-political system -- go
> >> >do it -- as long as you and your group doesn't use force to make the
> >> >members stay within your system or to join your system.

> >	I have a right to work for passage of legislation which
> >	improves my lot in life, which is what I'm doing with
> >	respect to Prop. 186.  Go Single Payer!

> If you believe that, then surely you can't object to a Proposition whereby
> anyone who supports socialism shall pay double the taxes that other people
> do.  After all, it is socialists who are behind most government waste.  Clearly
> they should be expected to pay for the inefficiency they create.


	If you can get that legislation passed, I guess I'll 
	just have to pay double. 
-- 
jzero@netcom.com