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RE: Freedom is what you have when no one is forcing their will on you...

in #freedom7 years ago

Your naivety is exceptional.

What naivete? Need I remind you that you have nothing to float such claims on?

Seriously ...?

Finish the thought, don't ridicule me without substance, it's disrespectful first and foremost, have I treated you with such disrespect, why should I expect any less?

Forget arguments ' demonstrating' anything.

No, let's not forget truth, let's not forget fact, let's not forget logical proof, no let's in fact keep that at our side, always.

Lets look at the reality of civilizations, with governments, and bureaucracy -since roman times-? of forced taxation...and work from that...

It's not my business what Romans did, what Conquering Empires did. We are discussing the situation Today, right now. Taxes are not Forced onto people, taxes are presumed onto people who if they would clear the presumptions would not be eligible to pay such things.

I've posted the links, if you find contention with what I have posted please bring it forward and we can discuss it, otherwise I cannot ball up our Lawful Governance as the same as the Romans, or Bureaucracy (Federal). They simply are OIL and WATER and they don't "meet".

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Firstly, my friend, I don't see someones naivety as a negative.
Quite the opposite to be honest.
So to be exceptional in a quality I see as positive, is hardly disrespectful.
(you see it as negative quality?)

I showed nothing BUT respect for your intellect and literary expression. ('great' is a sign of respect by my definition).

Your reply demands a full answer - which I don't have time to give, right now - it Il'l reply to it when I have time.

So please don't feel disrespected.

It was your interpretation, not my meaning.

I apologize if I wasn't as eloquent as yourself, and my words were misconstrued.

Better to meet as equals, rather than you as a notional victim. (of disrespect), I'm sure you would agree.

be right back !
Cheers, matey