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Joe Arpaio (not pictured above), the government parasite that heads up the sheriff’s department in Maricopa County in Arizona, is now refusing to cut back or slow down the pace at which he and his gang of police-state boobs continue to live off the incomes of individuals in the county.  Thanks goes to Manuel Lora at LewRockwell.com for alerting me to this article.  Apparently, this parasite believes that cutbacks are not an option for his department despite that other county departments will have to cut back during the economic slowdown affecting their region.  Their county government gives me the impression of a bureaucrat-cancer that tries to regulate its size so it doesn’t completely destroy the citizen-host, but there is one cell of the cancer (Arpaio) that doesn’t want to stop feeding and consuming everything.  Good luck with that Arizona.  Of course, the citizens there probably still love their parasitic government apparatus because they think it’s the only system available.  I showed here that this is incorrect and highlighted the experience of Dane County individuals with government parasites feeding off citizens’ money here.  Individuals in Dane County, Wisconsin have money stolen from their paychecks to fund the 911 services that the government bureaucrats have a monopoly on and then allow these individuals to be murdered despite them calling 911 and expecting the government workers to respond with help.  Apparently, Joe Arpaio has a similar setup in Maricopa County where money is stolen from taxpayers to fund “protective services” ran by local bumbling bureaucrats.  However, whereas in Dane County we have a somewhat more open system for looking over government records, Joe Arpaio goes out of his way to make sure the individuals in Arizona have extremely limited access to records that could prove corruption.  Sounds like someone is trying to conceal some evidence that incriminates these bureaucratic boobs.  Of course, the problems of public information secrecy and budget shortfalls would go away if Joe Arpaio and other bureaucrats actually earned a living instead of having their incomes provided through legitimized theft (taxation).

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