Well I wish you best of luck. I cannot help thinking though, if you abide by the rules set by the big governments, the big governments will just change the rules (as Tonga did).
I often wonder what happened to Rayo.
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Bradenford: That is certainly a concern; even if they don't change the laws, there's nothing saying they won't outright violate them. Remember, laws are for the peasants.
And yeah, that is the million dollar question: what happened to Rayo?
Thanks for checking it out and for commenting sir.
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Yeah, that's it. You cannot expect existing states to play nice.
Maybe he is still there in the Siskiyou Mountains, or North Dakota. I hope so.
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