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How to tame the government?

Audit the bastards individually into jail for punitive damages in
a public class action personal lawsuit for breach of contract
with the electorate. NO IMMUNITY FOR ANYONE, EVER, under pain of
justifiable rioting in the streets and rending by the mob.
Anarchy? Not possible in a free press society, only publicly
vigilant justice, undeniable in the end. It is understandable
that policies must change over time when justified by
circumstances. Promises must be made with care. Elections must be
fought over issues and policies.

"Good Government"  excludes excessive, patronistic, negligent,
wasteful, corrupt, intrusive government. 

A gun database should cost each consumer taxpayer about 5 bucks,
not 500 million stolen from those who can't afford a gun. 

Consider the registration program for tires; a scannable warranty
registration and transfer form should be included with every
"dangerous" item sold, but not touted as anything more than a
safety recall item, administered by mfgrs, paid for in the
purchase price. These days, the registration info could be
instantly available for any policeman stupid enough to trust such
recordskeeping with their lives before approaching a dwelling, or
to see if an individual is in possession of any stolen item.
Rules won't stop criminals, but their fruits may apprehend them. 

Government regulators of individuals' daily lives must stop. Jail
perpetrators of violence whatever means they use, guns are no
different than rocks or fists in this regard. Violence or threats
against nuns, homosexuals, sales clerks, women or men is all the
same, regardless of tools employed.  

Boats must include safety guideline references, which must be
obeyed under pain of liability, license or no.  Licenses are
stupid and wasteful, a means to collect taxes from commercial
users of private, citizen's property like highways, at best.
Administering licenses is wasteful.  Regulations must be obeyed
wether you have a license or not. Corporations do not, must not
ever have rights superior to human beings.

The question of identity is another matter.  Everyone must
provide their name if asked for cause. Anonymous pronouncements
of "Fire!" in theatres and elswhere is immoral, wrong.  People
are responsible for what they say, evey time, unless forgiven by
victims.

If I want to kill myself with a car or whatever, there is no way
to stop me, nor should any attempt be made to try.  Educate
against drug abuse, and assist addicts to live normal lives with
substitutes for illegal drugs as a medical treatment.   Outlaw
patents on biological products, unless created from scratch by
non biological means. Only God has the copyright for life.  If a
child cannot survive it's first week by the breast alone, it
should be considered moribund and allowed to progress normally,
except for specific treatments.  No extreme medical procedures
for those under or over an age calculated to perpetuate the
viability of the tax supported basic medical service, considering
the eventuality of lifetime cost benefits. Contributory private
plans must be permitted, but participating medical personnel must
have a quota beyond which they may not divert medical resources
from basic life supporting essentials to superfluous procedures
such as personal enhancements, unless their education was paid
completely by private means.

Oh, I could go on, but if you haven't got the picture by now,
telling you that if there is no complaint, there is no crime,
would be pointless.

I'm all for government support of fair weights and measures,
product purity, public safety regulation of commercial use of the
citizen's highways, free public and college education for merit,
medicare, which must include familial hospice expense deductions,
defense, and free legal support in every case where the
government employs a lawyer at my tax paid expense to accuse me
of anything.  I should get to choose the lawyer, who must be
required to provide a set percentage of such government funded
work. Freedom of religion includes the right to declare and
change any day I choose as my sabbath without penalty.

They presently take about 50% off the top overall includin mfgr
taxes, UI, comp, pension deductions, etc, and that doesn't
include VAT, HST, Gas tax, etc, etc. I want my money's worth
first and lower taxes too. Convicts must earn their food and
mattress in jail, and qualify via behavoir for educational
benefits, especially convicted politicians.

Audit the bastards!  I want to know where evey damned tax dollar
goes, after all, it's mine, not theirs!

Terry K

Lui wrote:
> 
> OK, so we're being "screwed" by our government?  And your answer is what?
> maybe anarchy, or what about the wild west.  Even better, let's just forget
> the fact that we are lucky enough to have people who care enough about
> making our lives better and sacrifice themselves by running for office,
> working for the government; often for less money than they could get in "the
> real world", and let's get someone who thinks like this to share with us
> their wisdom?
> 
> I don't work for the government, am not a member of any political party.
> And that's my .00000002 cents worth.
> 
> "Terry K" <tkspragg@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in message
> news:3C8E153D.4865C4E0@nbnet.nb.ca...
> > The reason why?
> >
> > Someone in the gov needs excuses to give pork contracts to their
> > friends.  Any excuse is OK, so long as they can duck and cover.  Why
> > not a shoelace registration, training and license campaign?  Shoe
> > laces conceal a wide variety of dangers, including trips and falls,
> > resultant medicare costs, lost shoes, even  being an obvious tool to
> > accomplish suicide!  We must protect the holeplessly depressed from
> > them selves! A new tax on shoelaces should pay for it all, and I
> > could write another new database application to keep track of those
> > authorised to sell and purchase shoelaces, for only a few million
> > dollars.  Hay! if I get the contract, I'll stop criticising,
> > right;-)?
> >
> > The gov promotes contempt by it's actions. Time for real reform.
> > Shrink the gov! If we don't, we need shrinks ourselves.
> >
> > This is so tranparent that most don't even mention it, they just
> > grin, bear it, and go down under the table.  The only way to stop
> > this is to quit working to avoid taxes and starve the buggars to
> > death. That, or we all go to the steps of the capitol, each with a
> > pint of rum and an old shoelace, registration fees for the new
> > party, or one foot of signed rope,  to be tied into a length
> > sufficient to 'restrain' our favorite politicians' excesses. This
> > harmless, patently impossible protest method might make for quite a
> > party. Shades of Rhinoseriousity! Join the "Grey" Party! So long as
> > the last person to tie one on holds onto his property, these threads
> > of protest could grow into guite an immoveable ball of string, right
> > there in the parking lot. Whoever holds the end with at least one
> > hand would be the party boss, and would have another hand free to
> > toast the opposition with flammable rum! Such toasting would of
> > course  require the use of a bumbershoot and a shower curtain, so as
> > not to adversly contaminate the virgin minds of any young persons
> > who might see this goings on as perverser than what the gov is doing
> > to us with our own stolen tax money.
> >
> > I say we hold politicians accountable for their campaign promises,
> > as if by offering to stand for, and being elected, they had some
> > kind of contract with the electorate, who have a right to expect
> > "Good Government."
> >
> > Terry K
> >
> > Bret Johnston wrote:
> > >
> > > Ah yes the common sence equation. Ya just can't teach that... It's
> almost
> > > like the Fire Arms regulations, I have a FAC, I took the course and as
> > > before the course I'm still just as carefull as I always was (and for
> the
> > > snippers that's damn carefull, including 28 years military experiance
> with
> > > the odd firearm).  They regulate the shit out of me but that still
> doesn't
> > > stop the illegal sale of restricted weapons and the nut cases, but what
> the
> > > hell I'm regulated.
> > >
> > > The Boat Operator Card does not a competent boat operator make.  That
> comes
> > > with common sense and experiance, even the bureocrates in the ivory
> towers
> > > should be able to understand that one.  I carry a compass, a GPS, a VHF,
> a
> > > sounder, an auxillary moter, flares, fire extinguisher etc. etc. etc.
> not
> > > because I'm regulated because it's stupid not to.  I don't go out in bad
> > > weather, I come in if the weather is worsening, I keep my boat well
> serviced
> > > and have a spare everything.
> > >
> > > This is like the fire arms thing, one nut case goes into a college and
> kills
> > > a bunch of women, yes indeed an awfull thing but now I'm regulated to
> death.
> > > Somebody invents the Personnel Water Craft places the village idot at
> the
> > > controls and once again I get regulated.
> > >
> > > End Rant
> > >
> > > Bret
> > >
> > > "AK" <adam.kennedy@rogers.com> wrote in message
> > > news:3c8baaee.1612988919@66.185.95.104...
> > > > I understand what you are saying - but why would a seasoned mariner
> > > > take a full day course when he could likely teach it?
> > > >
> > > > I challenged the test at the boat show and passed. Did the same thing
> > > > for the Firearms Aquisition Certificate a few years back.
> > > >
> > > > Sure -  a lot of it is common sense -  then again a lot of accidents
> > > > could be avoided if people excercised that.
> > > >
> > > > AK.
> > > >
> > > > On Fri, 08 Mar 2002 23:03:06 GMT, "Stinky_Cat" <me@here.com> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > >X-No-archive: Yes
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > >What's the deal with the CCG's Boat Operator Card?
> > > > >They to claim to want to improve water safety by forcing people to
> take a
> > > > >course and then pass a written exam.
> > > > >
> > > > >I was at the boat show two weeks back and there was an outfit there
> that
> > > was
> > > > >promoting themselves by telling people to try the exam and if you did
> not
> > > > >pass, you did not pay. It was $40.00 if you passed.
> > > > >
> > > > >I'm sure you can see what's going on here.
> > > > >
> > > > >I saw young children, and others, passing this test and I know for a
> fact
> > > > >they did not pass.
> > > > >
> > > > >Of course they are going to pass everyone... at $40.00 a head, how
> can
> > > they
> > > > >not... this is easy money. What a racket!
> > > > >It does not seem to be regulated at all.
> > > > >
> > > > >By the way.. I passed. :)
> > > > >
> > > > >SC/*
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > >

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