> In contrast to … ? Systems of government in your utopian visions? Non sequitur. One does not have to contrast something with something else to make a stateme

> In contrast to … ? Systems of government in your utopian visions? Non sequitur. One does not have to contrast something with something else to make a statement about it. > You have made a sport out of oversimplifying complicated matters before attacking them unfairly. Strange how fragile a lot of people are about daring to attack the government they are subservient to. I disagree, in fact I see you have made a sport out of oversimplifying complicated matters to defend them unquestioningly. > These “governments” you are so fond of attacking are the best we can do in the present and they require enormous, continuous support from regular civilians. It behooves us all to be mindful of this. That's just some declaration you've made. You've asserted it. And I disagree. It behooves us all to be mindful of government's corruption, incompetence, and growing dangerous power and greed. > These “bureaucrats, politicians, judges, police, and other officials” are normal people, probably including members of your family. The enemy you are envisioning might actually exist, but I believe you are pointing your sword(s) in the wrong direction. The fact you've equated holding people to account for their actions as being their enemy is telling.