Friday, November 07, 2008
I am a Reporter
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Not that I voted. Not at all. I don't vote. I am a committed nonvoter. Furthermore I will never vote. Ever!
I clearly remember the first time I voted. It was back in Salina Kansas while I was an airman stationed at Schilling AFB. I was patriotic back in those days. I was eligible to vote. My Japanese wife was not a citizen at that time and could not vote. So I voted for my family. Bad idea: I soon learned that by voting I had become a citizen of Kansas. Kansas sent me a bill for my share of state taxes. We could barely feed ourselves on my airmen's salary so I sought military legal assistance. My lawyer unsuccessfully characterized the tax as a 'poll tax.' We paid. Kootch learned about 'voting' from that, and as a result has never voted. I voted once or twice again in Colorado some time ago during moments of weakness. The result was that I was required to become a juror in both cases. Sheeeeeit! I was being stalked by a Judeo-faggot looney at the time (and still am) and the ACSD sided with the JF Looney (and still does) and the idiot Arapahoe County Government wanted me to be a juror?! HUH?! (I should mention that in the'70s while I was working for Honeywell I was juror in a federal drug case involving a dentist who prescribed legal (at the time) drugs (qualudes). Interesting experience. I voted 'not guilty' and eventually swung the jury. I had done pot by that time and was certainly not a 'disinterested citizen.' I should have been disqualified, but apparently I looked so much like FBI that nobody asked. I would have told them the truth but nobody asked.)
Well, folks, I attended the 'juror meeting' and promptly informed the ignorant bastards that I was not suited to be a juror because I had absolutely no faith whatsoever in the Arapahoe County Criminal Justice System. They got the message and excused me immediately. Since then I have not been tempted to vote.
I am far from a 'patriot.' I am instead a person who lives in America. I am far from an activist. Instead I am an observer. Lately I am also a reporter. I am still seeking justice.
Not that I voted. Not at all. I don't vote. I am a committed nonvoter. Furthermore I will never vote. Ever!
I clearly remember the first time I voted. It was back in Salina Kansas while I was an airman stationed at Schilling AFB. I was patriotic back in those days. I was eligible to vote. My Japanese wife was not a citizen at that time and could not vote. So I voted for my family. Bad idea: I soon learned that by voting I had become a citizen of Kansas. Kansas sent me a bill for my share of state taxes. We could barely feed ourselves on my airmen's salary so I sought military legal assistance. My lawyer unsuccessfully characterized the tax as a 'poll tax.' We paid. Kootch learned about 'voting' from that, and as a result has never voted. I voted once or twice again in Colorado some time ago during moments of weakness. The result was that I was required to become a juror in both cases. Sheeeeeit! I was being stalked by a Judeo-faggot looney at the time (and still am) and the ACSD sided with the JF Looney (and still does) and the idiot Arapahoe County Government wanted me to be a juror?! HUH?! (I should mention that in the'70s while I was working for Honeywell I was juror in a federal drug case involving a dentist who prescribed legal (at the time) drugs (qualudes). Interesting experience. I voted 'not guilty' and eventually swung the jury. I had done pot by that time and was certainly not a 'disinterested citizen.' I should have been disqualified, but apparently I looked so much like FBI that nobody asked. I would have told them the truth but nobody asked.)
Well, folks, I attended the 'juror meeting' and promptly informed the ignorant bastards that I was not suited to be a juror because I had absolutely no faith whatsoever in the Arapahoe County Criminal Justice System. They got the message and excused me immediately. Since then I have not been tempted to vote.
I am far from a 'patriot.' I am instead a person who lives in America. I am far from an activist. Instead I am an observer. Lately I am also a reporter. I am still seeking justice.
