A question of law, or is it something else?

[puggit]

OK then - what right exactly does the Government (and all it's tentacles) have to tell me what to do?

Where exactly did I sign up that these people could run my life? I don't recall ever agreeing to the laws of this country, so why/how am I bound to them? Why can't I just say "sod you, I don't agree with your poxy law" (in essence, be an anarchist).

This isn't pointed at the current administration, and is meant as a general point/query.

[Einion Yrth]

Problem is old son, that whatever you decide. Might makes right, and they've got the guns.

[deeen]

puggit said:

OK then - what right exactly does the Government (and all it's tentacles) have to tell me what to do? Where exactly did I sign up that these people could run my life? I don't recall ever agreeing to the laws of this country, so why/how am I bound to them? Why can't I just say "sod you, I don't agree with your poxy law" (in essence, be an anarchist). This isn't pointed at the current administration, and is meant as a general point/query.

you can, you simply vote with your feet. Holland is quite nice.

[misternomer]

That's because none of our politicians do what we want them to. Law unto themselves

try www.yourparty.org

[Roadrage]

Einion Yrth said:

Problem is old son, that whatever you decide. Might makes right, and they've got the guns.

agreed but personaly I think Its the time for the comon man to bear arms.

and take back control of his own life from the ers.

[TheExcession]

Roadrage said:

agreed but personaly I think Its the time for the comon man to bear arms. and take back control of his own life from the ers.

I'll have some of that please.

best
Ex

[silverback mike]

Rise up brothers, welcome to the revolution. Power to the people.....

[Mr E]

silverback mike said:

Rise up brothers, welcome to the revolution. Power to the people.....

Are you allowed to say things like that?

[silverback mike]

Actually, a bit tongue in cheek really. I wonder how many people would be able to survive without an established system of law and order?

I fully expect there are a few who will no doubt say it would be a utopian society, and others who would live by the sword.

In my experience those who profess to 'live by the sword' are not prepared to 'die by it' and swiftly want the law on their side.

Just my humble opinion.

[Deester]

Mr E said:

silverback mike said: Rise up brothers, welcome to the revolution. Power to the people..... Are you allowed to say things like that?

I think the smilie on the end of the comments provides an indication of the seriousness of the comment