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Date Posted: Fri May 01, 2009 19:16:34
Author: Sajhak
Subject: A couple of thoughts about Vampire Sociology :)
In reply to: Prince AP 's message, "The Elders?" on Tue April 28, 2009 14:52:44

All governments past and present rule because they have a monopoly on legalized robbery, so call taxation.
No taxes no government. People ( or vampires) are free and happy.Plain and simple
But vampires don't pay taxes! ( who the hell can force them? Like to herd cats. Vampires are ANARCHISTS for holy scriptures' sake!) How then can Elders govern?
The only solution is - Elders are a puppet government. They ( at least American ones) are paid by Washington that gives them the opportunity to keep vampires in line. In exchange Elders do some dirty job for CIA, FBI, Homeland Security and other Gestapo's. Elders who don't like it are outcasts ( like Comicality.)

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  • I kinda thought of it this way.... -- Comicality, Sun May 17, 2009 18:41:16
  • Yes it does....thank you -- Prince AP, Wed May 20, 2009 12:55:44
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