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Right. But getting angry at him is not productive. Either convince the government to enforce the law, get the law changed, or use the same weakness in the law y
by kazagistar 12y ago
Right. But getting angry at him is not productive. Either convince the government to enforce the law, get the law changed, or use the same weakness in the law yourself.
- anigbrowl 12y agoWhy not? By evading the law he's creating additional expense for taxpayers, compounding the free rider problem with the need for greater expenditure on enforcement.