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spoken like a true blind man. I bet you actually think your taxes go towards paying civic services as well ?
I wouldnt be so quick to brag about paying my taxes. Take a look at the Grace Commission report. 100% of all income tax collected goes directly to payment of the national debt. Not one single penny pays for any civic services folks expect from its govt.
Cut out the middle man (IRS) and just send a check directly to the rockefeller and rothschild clan because thats where your money goes to.
Originally posted by admriker444
Originally posted by elevatedone
Sign me up
I'm a hard working, taxing paying family man who has nothing to hide.
So what if they want to know, where I eat, how much money I have, what I guy at the store, what road I drive on, etc.
I don't care.
Watch me, record me, show the movies to your friends, heck I might make a few people laugh now and again.
spoken like a true blind man. I bet you actually think your taxes go towards paying civic services as well ?
I wouldnt be so quick to brag about paying my taxes. Take a look at the Grace Commission report. 100% of all income tax collected goes directly to payment of the national debt. Not one single penny pays for any civic services folks expect from its govt.
Cut out the middle man (IRS) and just send a check directly to the rockefeller and rothschild clan because thats where your money goes to.
Originally posted by DeltaNine
Which rights are these things supposedly infringing on?
Amendment IX: The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.
www.post-gazette.com...
The Constitution mentions nothing called the "right of privacy." In 1973 the Supreme Court, relying in large part on preceding rulings that overturned state laws forbidding contraception, found that an inherent right to personal privacy existed. In turn, the courts used those assumed rights as a partial foundation for an unprecedented ruling that limited the extent to which states could restrict abortion. The case, Roe v. Wade, pitted an anonymous young woman against the district attorney of Dallas County, Texas, and opened the door to widespread access to legal abortion -- a decision that is still a flashpoint between those who see it as emancipating for women and others who view it as dehumanizing the unborn. The young plaintiff in the case, known then as Roe, was Norma McCorvey.
Originally posted by DeltaNine
When it comes to government they - depending on the department in question- has access to all your files as it is (as it relates to that department). I'm not entirely sure how you guys are getting invasion of privacy from this to be honest.
Correct. But only for those who do not want to know. You know, the people who care about and wstch the news for Paris and Nicole Richies' new outfits. Yes, their brains might explode if this idea was put forth,
Originally posted by DeltaNine
Who knows? It's government; it's not meant to make sense.
[edit on 11-8-2007 by DeltaNine]
Oh, and OM; you are not very nice,. from certain threads I've viewed lately. I know it may be hard to control anger when you feel deeply about issue, but you will get nowhere by calling people names, and attacking their views.
"Duhh...Well,... there is a law that says they can implant objects in our body and watch us while we sleep.
this garbage is getting very close to fulfilling the 'law of God'
I'm not entirely sure how you guys are getting invasion of privacy from this to be honest.
Is it that they themselves are trying to 'feel out' public opinion on the idea, to see if they can keep pushing ahead? Like you said, Delta, they already have the info., why do they need us to get a national id?
The just keep stepping closer and closer; at least that is my problem with it.