ù Quoting Bob Rudolph from a message to Ryan Bagueros  ù 
BR> But I AM openminded - I'm just not a sap.  When someone starts with 
BR> 'more  equitable economic system' what follows 95% of the time is a 
BR> thinly disguised  plea or plan to take more from me if I happen to be 
BR> successful - not because I  don't deserve the return on my sweat 
I can understand that because those are the two options that are pushed in 
the 
mainstream media and academia. You either have more capitalism, or wealth 
redistribution. Anyone smart about their money can figure that one out: less 
taxes is the way to go.
But there is a whole other movement out there that is not only ignored but 
actively discouraged which stands for an end to oppression both by money and 
the government. I don't expect you to work for anyone else, I don't want to 
either - but that is EXACTLY what we do right now. We work to make profit, 
not 
to make what we need. And we don't work to make ourselves profit, we work to 
make the boss profit, and the boss's boss profit, etc etc. 
I'm just saying that there IS another alternative, and if you haven't heard 
about all the people working to do something about it, I can understand why. 
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