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" From: Lionel Peterson <lionel4287 at gmail.com>
" 
" On May 6, 2009, at 12:11 AM, "Jonathan C. Patschke"  
" <jp at celestrion.net> wrote:
" 
" > On Tue, 5 May 2009, Sridhar Ayengar wrote:
" >
" >
" >> I don't believe in the death penalty.  I don't believe in communal
" >> incarceration.  I don't believe in wars taken for offensive or
" >> preemptive reasons.  However, many people around me do, and there  
" >> isn't
" >> a whole lot I can do to convince them of what I perceive as their  
" >> error.
" >
" > But, if you don't agree with it, why should you be forced to fund  
" > it?  If
" > they feel -so strongly- for those sorts of things, surely they would  
" > be
" > willing to fund them, right?
" 
" Tax obligations are not a chinese menu, if it were there'd be no need  
" for the Congress (or other government representatives), policy decions  
" would be made based on the funding (or lack of funding) from the  
" citizens. Based on my sketchy education, that sounds like a true  
" democracy, as opposed to the republic form of government we currently  
" enjoy here in the US of A.

the problem is, as group size grows it becomes easier and easier for
any one member to say they won't miss my money, someone else will pay
for the important things.

" From: Lionel Peterson <lionel4287 at gmail.com>
" 
" On May 5, 2009, at 6:45 PM, adh at an.bradford.ma.us (Sandwich Maker)  
" wrote:
" 
" > " From: Mike Meredith <very at zonky.org>
" > "
" > " []
" > "
" > " I once suggested in relation to banks that we don't need more
" > " regulation. We really need more supervision - someone who sits on  
" > the
" > " board to say "hell no" when they decide on something dangerously  
" > dumb.
" >
" > amen!  and it could stand for industry and government generally - but
" > who guards the guardians?
" 
" An informed and engaged citizenry...
" 
" That's what our founding fathers envisioned, but we've fallen a bit  
" short on both, I'm afraid...

see above.  it's hard to be motivated when you're so completely
anonymous that the system doesn't notice if you're there let alone
feel the effect of your actions.  and it's demotivating when you do
your utmost and the system continues unaffected against your wishes.
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