--- In LibertarianEnterprise@yahoogroups.com, Lazlar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Collectivism is in charge here, and will remain in > charge, it seems. > > Whinning changes nothing, nor does spamming articles. > > Freedom ain't gonna happen . Nobody even seems to want > it. > > Nobody wants it. > > That is the real problem. > > If people actually wanted freedom they would make it > happen. But they don't want that. Damn shame, but that > is reality. > > Freedom ain't what people want. > Unlike you, I don't pretend to be a spokesman for "people" and I certainly DON'T accept your over-generalization. Personally, I like the following sentiment expressed by Tony Sampognaro at http://tinyurl.com/raold <http://tinyurl.com/raold> :
"The quest for freedom [is] a highly introspective, personal journey of self-discovery and enlightenment. The eradication of government is not necessary for one to be free. To the contrary, one must first attain freedom in order to be rid of government." Dennis
