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 Posted: Thu Sep 29th, 2011 07:56 am
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Joe Kelley

 

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 As was the case with banishment from The Austrian Forum awhile ago my published words have not been immediately deleted from the forum by the censors.

These are lessons to be learned as to just how deep the infection of legalized crime goes into the fabric of human society.

What drives censorship other than the obvious fear of being exposed as a liar to oneself, let alone the fear of being exposed as a person who resorts to deception as a means of gaining power over the people who are targeted with lies?

Suppose, for the sake of knowing better, and specifically not for the sake of argument, suppose that a person was reaching for the goal of liberty, and as such that person was, by that willful act of reaching for the goal of liberty, moving willfully away from crime, would such a person resort to deceit to reach that goal?

Who would be the target of fabricated falsehoods if someone did find deceit to be a thing that could move a person closer to liberty, and therefore move a person further away from crime?

How about an example?

Anyone?