[MD] Dynamic Development at all costs?

[Krimel]

> [Krimel]
> There are all kinds of ways you could be self sufficient.

[Platt]
Oh? Name a few. 

[Krimel]
You could gather nuts and berries in the forest. You could hunt. You could
farm. You could barter. You could earn less that the minimum taxable income
and do any or all of these.

> [Krimel]
> As a free person you choose to engage in the economic system
>. You choose to play the game and you choose to submit to the rules.

[Platt]
The economic system is part of the social level. Are we not all a part of 
that level whether we like it or not, just as we are part of the biological 
and inorganic levels? 

[Krimel]
As a citizen of the US aren't you free to choose? Why do you choose and then
whine about it? 

[Platt]
Oh yeah. How come the income tax form on the signature line begins, "Under
penalties of perjury . . ."

[Krimel]
One more time... If you freely choose to play the game you freely choose to
submit to the rules. Perjury is not a crime that is punishable by force
requiring guns or violence here but in your world apparently the rules or
different.

[Platt]
Resistance need not be violent to see the guns on the hips of the officers
of the court.

[Krimel]
When was the last time you heard about a bailiff shooting anyone, even
lawyers or liars who probably deserve it? The guns are used to deter the use
of force and to respond to violence. If you choose to be violent you will
incur their use. But there is not a single law in the US that authorizes a
police office to shoot someone for not paying taxes or to take a citizen's
property. This is just hyperbole on your part and not very effective
hyperbole at that.

[Platt]
No. The situation was worse under Roosevelt who you leftists believe sits on
the right hand of God. And now what do the libs propose -- higher taxes
and more spending!

[Krimel]
The only president elected to three terms of office. Weren't you the one
touting the wisdom of the people in electing your lot of fools? Tax and
spend at least makes more economic sense than borrow and spend.