Whenever I see any mention of new legislation that is being plotted, my only thought is that whatever they do, I'm done complying. And I have this thought a lot these days.
Sure, if the legislation respects liberty a trifle more, that's good. But if it doesn't, which is generally the case... well, I'm OK with being an outlaw. Aren't you?
The origin of the word "outlaw" is said to have meant the person so labeled was declared to be "outside the protection of the law". I'm assuming they meant "legislation" (or those who enforce it) rather than "law", since no human can decide another is beyond the law.
How long has it been since you felt legislation protected you in any way? I can't remember the last time I felt that was the case, if ever. I may have always felt I was "outside the protection of the law" and it doesn't bother me even a little.
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Outlaws and civil disobedience is an idea that is embedded in American culture, and its those very ideas that help shape the world to favor freedom. We need more outlaws and rebellious people to help propel liberty in the USA.
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If its mentioned someone like bad guy, its not necessary to comply with the whole thing with that buddy, just ignore is better option.
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All legislation is passed off as protection, especially anything with insurance involved, which is pretty much everything these days. Stop buying insurance is one thing we can do - it is a system of enslavement.
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