Dale Gribble wrote:

> Thomas J. Boschloo wrote:
> 
> You're saying that if you don't get your welfare check then you're going
> to break into our houses?  Have you considered EMPLOYMENT as an option?

Thomas isn't on welfare, he's on disability. Like a lot of other
handicapped, unfortunate people, XXXXwit.

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TwistyCreek wrote:
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> On 19 Jan 2006, TwistyCreek <anon@comments.header> wrote: 
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> Thomas is also a dear friend to many. I am proud to consider him my friend.[/vbcol
]


If he's such a dear friend, perhaps you should give him some money, and
let others keep what they worked for.  That way, working people can keep
what they earned, you can show your support for Thomas, and Thomas can
play Warcraft all day instead of working.  Everyone wins!

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TwistyCreek wrote:
> Dale Gribble wrote:
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> Thomas isn't on welfare, he's on disability. Like a lot of other
> handicapped, unfortunate people, XXXXwit.

ty. That is right. I am on disability and since I have never worked
(aside from a year as a drafté in the Army (when I was still fine)), I
get a WAJONG instead of a WAO. Sorry if I don't know the American
equivalent terms :-) I never got welfare because after high school and
the army I did four years of university (BSc) and got mentally ill
during the last of those years.

I also didn't want to sleep with my little niece because I should have
actually called her my favorite cousin.

American is not my first language you know but it is better than the
Dutch of the people who attempt to flame my XXX <g>

Regards,
Thomas
- --
Robert Heinlein: "When in danger or in doubt, run in circles, scream and
shout"
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On 19 Jan 2006 12:00:20 -0000, TwistyCreek <anon@comments.header>
wrote:

>Thomas is also a dear friend to many. I am proud to consider him my friend.

I also consider Thomas to be a friend.  He is a good person.

Regarding taxes:  Taxes are theft because they are not voluntary.
Taxes are about violence and coercion.  If you do not give your
money to the government thieves, you will be punished.  If you
resist and try to defend yourself and your property from the
government thieves, they will squash you like a bug and think
nothing of it.  They are cold, cold monsters in addition to being
armed robbers.

I do not blame welfare recipients for taking some of the stolen
loot because, like most people,  they don't understand the immorality
of taxes.  They know that individual theft is wrong but they, like
most others, have been conditioned to believe that group theft
is okay as long as some majority agrees.

Also, the amount of taxes that go to individuals on the dole is
peanuts compared to all the billions that pay government salaries,
pensions, subsidies (corporate welfare) and the billions that fund
the prosecution of unjust laws and wars.

The only civilized society is a voluntary society where peaceful
people are respected by not being forced against their will to
do the bidding of others.

Rick

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Free-man wrote:
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Hey Free-man! I had nearly forgotten your name :-) Long time no see..
Still believe in the Free Market ;)))

Regards,
Thomas
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Thomas J. Boschloo wrote:
>ty. That is right. I am on disability and since I have never worked
<snip>

You're not so disabled that you cannot play video games (to which you
spend 15 euros a month of other peoples' money).  You are also able to
converse on usenet in a reasonably intelligent manner.  You *could* find
a job if you wanted to.  Many people with differing degrees of mental
illness are able to work.  You are able to function sufficiently to find
work.  You are using mental illness as an excuse for not being able to
find any job whatsoever.

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>I do not blame welfare recipients for taking some of the stolen
>loot because, like most people,  they don't understand the immorality
>of taxes.  They know that individual theft is wrong but they, like
>most others, have been conditioned to believe that group theft
>is okay as long as some majority agrees.

True.  And as we see here, they will fight tooth and nail to justify
their participation in this theft.


>Also, the amount of taxes that go to individuals on the dole is
>peanuts compared to all the billions that pay government salaries,
>pensions, subsidies (corporate welfare) and the billions that fund
>the prosecution of unjust laws and wars.

Agreed.  Corporations and individuals alike should be be cut from the
system of dependency created the government.

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>Hey Free-man! I had nearly forgotten your name :-) Long time no see..
>Still believe in the Free Market ;)))

Hey Boschloo!  Still believe in the Free Lunch?

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On Thu, 19 Jan 2006, Borked Pseudo Mailed <nobody@pseudo.borked.net> wrote: 
>
>Hey Boschloo!  Still believe in the Free Lunch?

Apparently he does. :-/

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In article <UZ8SM3W338736.5919328704@anonymous.poster>
Anonymous <nobody@bikikii.ath.cx.invalid> wrote:
> 
>
> True.  And as we see here, they will fight tooth and nail to justify
> their participation in this theft.
>
> 
>
> Agreed.  Corporations and individuals alike should be be cut from the
> system of dependency created the government.

If you're in the US:

http://www.fairtax.org

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