Ron is a very sharp guy, and I agree with much of what he's said. What I don't agree with is this anti-tax stance. The way I see it, you can't get something from nothing, so how do we expect our gov't to function with no money/very little money in the coffers? Are we supposed to have faith that it'll work? The issue isn't with whether we should pay taxes or not, it's with accountability of that revenue. There's too many hands in the cookie jar.

And most are wondering where our money has gone. It's in the banker's (fed) pockets and they ain't investing in us anymore. We didn't just let the foxes guard the hen-house, we gave 'em run of the whole damned farm!

To top it off, we've absorbed the philosophies of our corrupt masters... sociopathy. It's becoming a survival trait. If you don't have the will to turn your back on others in real need, if you don't have the will to take what you can when you can regardless of the long term effects on the wellfare of others, if you don't have a manipulative monopolistic mindset,
you probably won't do well in this de-regulated super capitalistic system.