On 23 Mar 2005 13:43:35 -0800, "Bob"  wrote:

>
>Refusing to pay the bitch who broke up your family and took the
>children is fighting slavery.   It's not "worse" it's better and should
>be applauded by every decent human being.
>

Fighting slavery is a noble thing to do. However you wont accompish
much from behind bars.

Cooperation will, hopefully, keep the monkey off your back while you
fight the system.

>The US has more than 100,000 men now in debtor's prisons for failing to
>pay the extortion slavery of so-called "child support."  The government
>is much harder on slaves who won't cooperate than they are on tax
>dodgers.
>

You make my point for me.

>Bob
>
>
>Meldon wrote:
>> Seeking some practical advice from anyone who's been is a similar
>bind.
>>
>> Both of these agents can freeze a bank account and eventually have
>you put
>> in jail for non-payment. If and when it comes down to it, how can I
>navigate
>> through the mine field of government collections?
>>
>> I've been close a few times. I thought I was in for it again this
>week when
>> a deposit to my bank was put on hold. Nothing new there but after the
>hold
>> was not lifted when I expected it to be, I began to think the worst.
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>



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