TP and War Tax resistence

[Al Liszt]

Why was signing on to war tax resistance in 1967 more than a small act?
What were the consequences? I thought it was a safe thing to do.


On Sat, May 25, 2013 at 10:15 AM, Matthew Cissell <macissell at yahoo.es>wrote:

> So you've heard that TP signed onto this writer protest back in '67, but
> have you ever really looked at the list? I mean who's there and who's not.
> http://www.nwtrcc.org/history/writers-and-editors-names.php
>
>
> Though there are writers missing from the list who you might expect to see
> (Kesey, etc.) there are folk you might not have thought of e.g. Kirk and
> Faith Sale as well as Candida Donadio. Curious to see all their names
> together there, isn't it? Oh, apparently Joan Baez (another one not far
> from TP's social network) did the tax protest in 64.
>
>
> The act was no small one in 1967.
>
> ciao
> mc
>
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