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**Espacamlisa** · 08-25-2012, 05:00 AM

It is easy to evade tax, and the fact that black markets are writ so small this country is a testament to the infinite dimwittedness, docility, and sloth of the American people.

It is also a monument to the underhandedness and amorality of the banksters and their lawyer and politician vassals. The people might be dimwitted, docile, and naive, but generally honest and productive. The gangsters running the system take advantage of their decency. You would be more fair to direct at least as much venom toward their exploiters.

Hatha

08-25-2012, 05:00 AM	#4
Espacamlisa Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 402 Senior Member	It is easy to evade tax, and the fact that black markets are writ so small this country is a testament to the infinite dimwittedness, docility, and sloth of the American people. It is also a monument to the underhandedness and amorality of the banksters and their lawyer and politician vassals. The people might be dimwitted, docile, and naive, but generally honest and productive. The gangsters running the system take advantage of their decency. You would be more fair to direct at least as much venom toward their exploiters. Hatha
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