Since We Are Men, We Will Play

Anyone May Arrange His Affairs So That His Taxes Shall Be As Low As Possible; He Is Not Bound To Choose That Pattern Which Best Pays The Treasury. There Is Not Even A Patriotic Duty To Increase One's Taxes. Over And Over Again The Courts Have Said That There Is Nothing Sinister In So Arranging Affairs As To Keep Taxes As Low As Possible. Everyone Does It, Rich And Poor Alike And All Do Right, For Nobody Owes Any Public Duty To Pay More Than The Law Demands.

Here I Am An Old Man In A Long Nightgown Making Muffled Noises At People Who May Be No Worse Than I Am.

The Successful Competitor, Having Been Urged To Compete, Must Not Be Turned Upon When He Wins.

The Aim Of Law Is The Maximum Gratification Of The Nervous System Of Man.

In The End It Is Worse To Suppress Dissent Than To Run The Risk Of Heresy.