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In My Experience, People Who Are Truly Compassionate Rarely Use The Word "compassion." Those Who Do Talk Compassion Generally Intend To Be Compassionate With Your Money, Not Their Own. It's Wrong For Someone To Confiscate Your Money, Give It To Someone Else, And Call That 'compassion'.

The Marketplace Is A Wondrous Institution. It Harnesses The Self-interest Of Each Of Us And Puts It To Work For The Benefit Of All. And It Does So Without Intruding Upon Our Desires, Our Privacy, Or Our Freedom. It Is Regulation By Reality, Not By Coercion.

Whatever The Price, Identify It Now. What Will You Have To Go Through To Get Where You Want To Be? There Is A Price You Can Pay To Be Free Of The Situation Once And For All. It May Be A Fantastic Price Or A Tiny One -- But There Is A Price.

Asset Forfeiture Is A Mockery Of The Bill Of Rights. There Is No Presumption Of Innocence, No Need To Prove You Guilty (or Even Charge You With A Crime), No Right To A Jury Trial, No Right To Confront Your Accuser, No Right To A Court-appointed Attorney (even If The Government Has Just Stolen All Your Money), And No Right To Compensation For The Property That's Been Taken.

A Secure Individual...knows That The Responsibility For Anything Concerning His Life Remains With Himself-and He Accepts That Responsibility.