[Vision2020] shock and awe: Draft?

Sat, 15 May 2004 20:07:10 EDT

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Pat:

In the post you replied to I was merely saying that paying taxes implies 
responsibility for what the taxes support, so the federal taxes paid by local 
residents imply local responsibility for the US national/international war 
conduct. And that the war effort certainly becomes a local issue if a draft is 
reinstated, etc.  

No one agrees with everything their taxes buy.

Ted Moffett

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Pat: 
 
In the post you replied to I was merely saying that paying taxes implies res=
ponsibility for what the taxes support, so the federal taxes paid by local r=
esidents imply local responsibility for the US national/international war co=
nduct. And that the war effort certainly becomes a local issue if a draft is=
 reinstated, etc.&nbsp; 
 
No one agrees with everything their taxes buy. 
 
Ted Moffett</HTML>

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