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Social Security is Unconstitutional Socialist Slavery
By Rex Curry, 11/24/2003 4:06:49 AM

During the holidays give the gift of freedom, and join libertarians to end the social security scam. December is the month when the socialist slave system began numbering Americans in 1936.

In public protests, people wear T-shirts that declare "My Socialist Slave Number is my Social Security Number!" Other's wear temporary tattoos of the sickening nine-digit pattern as their socialist slave number. People have publicly burned their cards, just as draft cards used to be burned. Others hand out social security toilet paper and "Social Insecurity Cards." -- All are at http://rexcurry.net/SSNall.html

As the first person to burn his own social security card in a public protest against the system (see photo at http://rexcurry.net/), I am happy to see the protests grow.

As an attorney, I am asked if it is wise (or constitutional) for the government to number all youngsters and then steal their savings away for others via social security. The program would have been struck down as unconstitutional but for the guile of the U.S.'s worst president, the socialist F.D.R., and craven supreme court justices cowed by a court-packing scheme.

Though all of those justices (and F.D.R.) are long gone, the Court has never reversed it's humiliating disgrace. It is not too late. The Social Security Act cases rank in the top ten for the Supreme Court's most shameful decisions.

Social Security is the biggest fraud ever perpetrated. It steals from the youngest and neediest, and gives to people who are better off, including the non-working wealthy. It is the cornerstone of the police state.

For details of why social security should be unconstitutional go to http://rexcurry.net/ssnunconstitutional.html

Rex Curry, Attorney At Law, is a resident of Tampa, Fl., and can be reached at: mailto:rexy@ij.net

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