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DnA 3-3: Justification For Being a "Hypocrite"

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 · 1 year ago

Written by Pazuzu - June 28, 1993


Both myself and Lestat have been receiving some criticism lately for being "hypocrites", because it is well known that we both work and pay taxes. Without giving any deep thought to it, I can certainly see why someone would say that. It makes perfect sense. Sort of...

Our philosophy is this: Lestat and I (and all of the core membership of the Column for that matter) are merely 1/8th of a drop in the ocean as far as the Powers That Be are concerned. Even if all the Column core members stopped paying their taxes (and not all of them even work!), that would be only like 5-6 people. The Powers are not going to notice 5 people, or even 100, or even 1000 for that matter. 10,000 people might get a nod in this direction, 100,000 would CERTAINLY be noticed, but 500,000 is our goal. This number will get things changed.

So, you see, calling us hypocrites isn't quite fair. If we stopped tax paying now, we'd only be tossed in jail, end of story. What we want is to effect change, not get incarcerated. So, what we're doing is spreading the Truth, hoping that people will be enlightened, and when the number is large enough, we strike. THAT will have the desired effect.

There's an interesting thing we found out about laws: They MUST be written in plain, simple language with ABSOLUTELY no "grey area"! This is according to our Constitution, which all laws have to conform to. The reason for this is that if you can't understand the law, how could you possibly follow it? Our Forefathers didn't foresee the onslaught of lawyers (DAMN their oily hides!), and that THEY would make the law sound tricky or complicated. If you read the actual text of any law that has been in place for any length of time, it's S-I-M-P-L-E. The Constitution is simple: "Each citizen has the right to keep and bear arms. This right SHALL NOT be infringed." Nothing complicated there. Lawyers and Judges and Politicians have made the law sound tricky and complex so that the public will just think "Well, I can't understand, so, I'll just go along with what you say, Your Honor." We say "FUCK THAT!". The law is nothing. It's all very simple, and doesn't forbid much of what you think it does. The statement "Information is power" could not be more true. For example: In the California Vehicle Code is states "Each driver shall have a current and valid license..." BUT, if you look several sections before, "driver" is defined is someone who drives FOR PROFIT. So, YOU ARE NOT A DRIVER, therefore DO NOT need a damned license!

There are many other ridiculous things that are done with "law" and if you don't believe us, we have reams of documentation in the form of court documents, etc, etc to back us up. Information is power. Another one (this is courtesy of the Libertarian Party, whose lawyers have used this thousands of times): You NEVER, EVER have to pay parking tickets. That's right: NEVER! Why? Well, the whole premise of a parking ticket is that it's a "crime" to park in a certain place or in a certain fashion. That's fine. The Cop is issuing this ticket on the basis that he saw you commit this "crime". Well, he didn't! He just came by, and saw your car there, so he assumed YOU put it there. Well, what if you didn't? Who knows? That's what they call "reasonable doubt", and that will get the ticket thrown out.

Anyway, I've gone off on a tangent from what this file was originally about, but, the info has to get out!

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