eKourier Jan 2017

NEV’S NOTES

Nevs Notes... Government will murder Neville Kennard if he doesn’t back away

Nev enjoyed expressing his ideas in this section of the Kourier. These little gems have been appreciated by many in KSS. We will continue to publish his ideas that we have in stock. Enjoy!

‘ ‘ Paying the fine is a smaller violation of our self-ownership than being thrown into gaol or killed N o matter what your crime or misdemeanour, if you don’t do what The State requires of you, and if you defend yourself, and your property, the Government’s hit-men, the police, will, if necessary, kill you. This may sound extreme and absurd, but if you are caught committing a victimless crime like smoking a joint, exceeding the speed limit, riding your motor-cycle or even your bicycle without a helmet, then you will be charged and required to pay a fine. If you ignore or refuse to pay, they will remind and threaten. If you persist with your civil disobedience, they these government-run courts, so displaying the contempt you feel is not very strategic.) Should you feel strongly about this and continue to disobey and resist they may try to take some of your property. Defend your property, or your person, from such invasion and coercion, and force and they will come armed with a serious intent to gain your compliance and submission. Continued resist- ance and they will use whatever force is necessary to gain compliance, even killing you if they have to.

our self-ownership than being thrown into gaol or killed. The reason The State and Govern- ment coercion gets our compliance and acquiescence, if not our respect, is that they are the boss; they hold the cards, and the guns. They run the police, the courts, the gaols. They have the might, but not the right.

October 15th, 2011

Mostly we are pragmatic and pay the fine or accept the penalty for our misdemeanour, and in our world of general acquiescence to government coercion this is eminently sensible. This doesn’t make the government’s force and coercion right or just or ethical, it just makes it go away for a while. Our self-ownership has been violated, but paying the fine is a smaller violation of

will come after you to arrest you and take you off. Or they may require your attendance at a (government–run) court. Failure to show up will result in a further penalty. They may even have the gall to declare your failure to show up at their court as “contempt”. (You may in fact feel contempt for the court, and hold them in as great contempt as they hold you! They take themselves very seriously,

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