crypto law survey questions

[Nomen Nescio]

Tim May writes:
> Q: "Do you believe people should be arrrested, tried, and jailed for 
> writing in some form that narcs and cops cannot read? Do you believe 
> whispering should be made a felony?
>
> Q: If you answered "yes," would you be willing to take a bullet from 
> citizens who don't agree? Will you volunteer to work in an office 
> building that may be terminated by extreme prejudice by patriots?
>
> Q: Do you understand that by repressing civil liberties, you have earned 
> killing?

These are good points, but they don't go far enough.

It is time for everyone to adopt Tim May's policy that those who disagree
on political matters deserve to be killed.  Imagine the simplification
of political life which would result.

What if the Founding Fathers had such policies?  History would be much
more interesting for students to study.  "I declare that the legislature
should have one house!"  "No, I claim that it should have two houses!"
"Fiend!"  "Scoundrel!"  (FFs whip out muskets and shoot each other.)

We could eliminate voting altogether.  Instead everyone would get together
in a large arena.  People favoring the various positions would gather
into groups, then on a signal each person would attempt to shoot and
kill all those in the other groups.  Whichever group was most numerous
would have some survivors left standing who would go out and try to keep
society running.

This is the Promised Land to which Tim May offers to lead us.  Government
by bloodshed.  A democracy of death.

One wonders how long Tim May himself would last in such a society?  It
wouldn't take much of his arrogant blustering before someone decided that
he had "earned killing".  He who lives by the sword, dies by the sword.