Re: University of South Carolina e-Mail Compromises StudentIDs

["Brian Loe" <knobdy () gmail com>]

On 4/17/06, Justin Polazzo <jpolazzo () thesportsauthority com> wrote:
> Are you guys hiring US people? I like your system much better,.. At
> least you have a choice :-)

What choice? They can't even choose their doctor, can they? They're
paying how much for a gallon of gas? How much in income tax?

They can keep their system - its just a lesser form of socialism and
doomed to failure.


> I have heard that you can declare "sovereign citizenship" here in the
> states and get rid of your SSN all together. Basically you are saying "I
> am a citizen of the United States, not any individual state or branch of
> the federal government". This means that you arent eligible to receive
> food stamps, social security income, Medicare, or all the other services
> I will never use. It also means you don't have to have a drivers license
> or SSN to be legal.

If you're a "sovereign" then you're not a citizen of anything, you're
your own boss. And few of us are likely to be "citizens of the United
States" since, last I saw, that would require you to live in
Washington DC, in a federal protectorate or on federal land otherwise.
I, for instance, am a citizen of Missouri. This tight definition of a
citizen is what many groups use to fight having to pay income tax (and
they've been successful at it too).

Some of those same groups will describe how to relinquish your SSN -
but I'm not sure how successful you'll be at it. Further, the only way
to truly avoid paying any federal tax or contributing to SSN is to
work for yourself.

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