I do not think violence is the best answer to non-violent problems, but unfortunately history has proven that the general populous has trouble equating the impo

I do not think violence is the best answer to non-violent problems, but unfortunately history has proven that the general populous has trouble equating the importance of issues without violence. I believe the ideology comes from "if it's not important enough to fight for, it's not important." Although I do not appreciate your condescending tone (who are you to me besides a name anyway?) my name is Mark Caudill, if you'd prefer to use my name. I have done very little towards solving tax problems and I do not intend to put forth considerable effort. I am not a politician nor do I have the time to become one. It has been said that it's not a very rewarding career to those that wish they could improve the world. I also do not post articles as a journalist on the Huffington Post about how a mad man did something horrible and then go on to say that his message was pretty smart.