While I suppose I am glad that there are some sheriffs making nullification-type noises concerning proposed anti-gun edicts, I would be more impressed if they realized that the next anti-liberty "laws" are just a continuation of the evil anti-liberty "laws" they enforce every day. And have been enforcing since they took office.
Mr. Shire Reeve:
If you accept any "federal money", equipment, supplies, or oversight, you are already an oathbreaker.
If you enforce any anti-drug "laws", you are already an oathbreaker.
If you have ever arrested anyone on any "weapons charges", you are already an oathbreaker.
If you allow federal "law enforcement" to operate in your employers' territory in order to commit any of those acts, you are already an oathbreaker.
What's one more violation to you? Why make a fuss now, when you have been happy to betray your neighbors thus far? Is it to fool people into believing you have principles? Is it to cover your... "self"... when your neighbors start picking up pitchforks and lighting torches? Are you trying to give yourself plausible deniability?
I won't be fooled. Some of your neighbors probably won't be fooled, either.
You have already chosen your side. Unless you switch sides, unequivocally, now- and immediately cease and desist your unconstitutional, immoral, and unethical actions this instant.
Past violations can be forgiven. Future actions will be tallied.
Where will you be standing when the account comes due?
(The other side of the coin: Law enforcers openly admit to being criminals)
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Monday, January 21, 2013
Unveiling: Money
If the US government can do it, so can I. After all, no State has rights not held by the individuals who make it up, and no individual has more rights than any other. And if rights are imaginary, then no one has a right to rule me or coerce me, so...
Here is the one and only 1 Million Money Note in existence. So far, anyway.
I authorize myself- through my own Constitution- to issue Money in whatever form I see fit (it says so right on the back of the note).
The current exchange rate for a "Money" is 1 Money to $0.75 (in Federal Reserve Notes). Silver and gold are given preference in exchange, and get better rates, though.
Acceptance is not mandatory, but is purely voluntary. Laziness on my part, and my inability to issue Money electronically, ensures that Money will never hyperinflate itself in the way US Dollars are guaranteed to do.
But, just like Federal Reserve Notes or US coins, it is only really worth the material, the paper or metal, that makes it up. Only the belief it is worth more makes it worth more.
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Here is the one and only 1 Million Money Note in existence. So far, anyway.
I authorize myself- through my own Constitution- to issue Money in whatever form I see fit (it says so right on the back of the note).
The current exchange rate for a "Money" is 1 Money to $0.75 (in Federal Reserve Notes). Silver and gold are given preference in exchange, and get better rates, though.
Acceptance is not mandatory, but is purely voluntary. Laziness on my part, and my inability to issue Money electronically, ensures that Money will never hyperinflate itself in the way US Dollars are guaranteed to do.
But, just like Federal Reserve Notes or US coins, it is only really worth the material, the paper or metal, that makes it up. Only the belief it is worth more makes it worth more.
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