[Cultural Jihad]

Even better than jailing them, would be to put them in stocks in the public square, under a sign that says "I am a selfish tax cheat, who wanted you to pay my share of the bill for the general welfare. Nothing harder than a rotton tomato may be thrown at me. Thank you for your cooperation."

Members of the Commonwealth try out the
"Banned in Boston" brand of baked beans in the town square

[sourcery]

Hi there, CJ! Long time no see.

Anyway, I am quite willing to pay for the goods and services that I agree to buy--including police services, legal services and road services. But I do insist on getting to decide how much of each service I want to buy, and who I want to buy it from (based partially on the asking price, among other considerations). What's immoral about that?

Would it be fair to call you a "cheat," because you refuse to buy from sourcery's political commentary magazine, at a price set by me over which you have no say?