After all, as one wag stated, at election time the Republicans go on and on about how big government is ineffective, then get into office and go on to prove just that 😉

Way to put it, AJ.

Whether there’s a conspiracy or not, perhaps Canada has become the 51st state or Mexico City is now the capital of Florida, whatever – the point is here that while it’s impossible, or at least perhaps quite difficult, to live outside of the law and the reality of governments, they can be extremely without affect to your daily life. Just because a law exists doesn’t mean you need to follow it. For some things, like murder obviously, this can be a difficult practice, but I’m not talking about things considered to be universally wrong such as murder or rape, but things like choosing to smoke marijuana or gay marriage, these are all events we can generally take part in outside of the law.

Gay Marriage, for example, who says it’s illegal? The absurdity of thinking that such a thing can be possible, only if you let the government determine your most intimate togetherness ritual can you allow them to also take it away from you. If two people want to be together, why should the government be responsible for saying that’s okay or not.

Fuck the government, I say. Don’t pay them their taxes. Don’t vote for their positions. Ignore them all together and eventually they’ll go away.

well im a bit drunk… and diddnt get through all of it…

loving the vast difference in opinion between O & nat’s posts hehe
sound a lot like me and gina… 😉

well when i finally do get round to actually watching the post and reading the text probably ill understand.
for now, im off to hit the sack…

(no livvie, not my sack… the sack… as in bed… not good to hit your sack) 😛